Tate McRae addressed MAGA affiliations after being branded a supporter following her country music collaboration.McRae, 23, joined forces with Morgan Wallen last year to record "What I Want," the fifth single released from his "I'm the Problem" album.The song debuted at No.
1 on the Billboard Hot 100 and became her first chart-topping hit.In addition to the music, her reported relationship with NHL star Jack Hughes sparked political speculation after he joined team members and laughed at a joke made by President Trump during a congratulatory call for their Olympic hockey win.When Variety asked why it was important for the "You Broke Me First" singer to navigate around those kinds of conversations, McRae noted that her actions speak louder than her words.COUNTRY SINGER RUSTON KELLY COMMITS TO SOBRIETY AFTER RELAPSING ON DRUGS FOLLOWING FREAK GOLF CART CRASHTate McRae earned her first No.1 on the Billboard100 with Morgan Wallen on the country hit "What I Want." (Getty Images)"I like to say my piece through organizations I support and the environment that I have on tour," she said before the outlet noted that McRae posted a TikTok last year advertising a "Little Miss Possessive" sweatshirt with proceeds going to the Global Fund for Women and The Trevor Project, a suicide prevention nonprofit for LGBTQ+ youth."I think it’s pretty obvious what kind of person I am and the things I support.
And I hope that my fans can see that through the things that I’m putting my energy towards.""I think it’s pretty obvious what kind of person I am and the things I support."Much like her political affiliations, McRae protects her personal life at all costs and tries not to feed into speculation.While celebrating their Olympic gold win this summer, the U.S.men's hockey team received a phone call from the president via FBI Director Kash Patel, who was in the room at the time.WILLIE NELSON URGES AMERICANS TO FIGHT 'WATER THIEVING' AI DATA CENTERS DEVOURING RURAL TEXAS FARMLANDIn ad...