Yesterday, it was revealed that Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation had cleared the Trump campaign of conspiring with Russia. The report found no evidence of collusion between President Donald Trump’s election team and the transcontinental country in the 2016 election, however, left open the question of whether the former reality TV star had obstructed justice.

Still now, about a dozen other investigations are continuing to look into the 72-year-old leader's activities - but after two years of waiting, the long-awaited Mueller report caused a ruckus on social media, particularly among anti-Trump celebrities who were left stunned that the Trump campaign had seemingly been let off the hook.

Unsurprisingly, this wasn't the first time the president was slammed by angry celebrities last week - in fact, actor Jim Carrey caused a stir with his brutal portrait after the tragic New Zealand shootings.

Yesterday, it was revealed that Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation had cleared the Trump campaign of conspiring with Russia. The report found no evidence of collusion between President Donald Trump’s election team and the transcontinental country in the 2016 election, however, left open the question of whether the former reality TV star had obstructed justice.

Still now, about a dozen other investigations are continuing to look into the 72-year-old leader's activities - but after two years of waiting, the long-awaited Mueller report caused a ruckus on social media, particularly among anti-Trump celebrities who were left stunned that the Trump campaign had seemingly been let off the hook.

Unsurprisingly, this wasn't the first time the president was slammed by angry celebrities last week - in fact, actor Jim Carrey caused a stir with his brutal portrait after the tragic New Zealand shootings.