Trump's Win Has Celebrities Saying Goodbye, America–See Where They're Going

High-profile Americans are exploring international real estate markets following Donald Trump's second presidential victory and the Republican sweep of Congress, with several celebrities announcing plans to relocate abroad.

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Immigration attorneys are reporting an uptick in relocation inquiries from wealthy U.S. residents.

“I am certainly considering a house in Italy,” actress Sharon Stone told DailyMail.com in July, reflecting a broader trend of entertainment industry figures exploring European property markets. “I think that's an intelligent construct at this time.”

The U.K. has emerged as a primary destination, with London's luxury real estate market seeing increased interest from American buyers. Immigration attorney Jean-Francois Harvey of Harvey Law Group confirms rising inquiries about overseas relocation options, noting to Realtor.com that even modest budgets can secure properties in European markets like Spain, Portugal and the Netherlands.

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British actress Minnie Driver, a longtime Los Angeles resident, announced plans to return to the U.K. after nearly three decades in California. “Living in California, you are somewhat insulated,” Driver told The Times of London. “For all the division in the U.K., there just seems to be a more robust connection between us.”

A recent InterNations survey cited by Realtor highlights several expatriate destinations offering attractive combinations of affordable housing and accessible residency requirements. Top locations include Panama City, Budapest and Phuket, Thailand, featuring strong economies, expanding tourism sectors and universal health care systems.

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Several legal pathways exist for Americans considering international relocation. These include traditional visas, “golden visas” that grant residency through real estate investment and ancestry-based immigration options. Many countries actively court foreign investors through property-based residency programs.

The trend extends beyond Hollywood's vocal critics. "Maybe it's time for me to move, you know," said Whoopi Goldberg on "The View." "I can afford to go." Meanwhile, America Ferrera reportedly plans to move to the U.K. with her family, responding to the Republican victory that saw Trump win both the popular vote and Electoral College, while Republicans secured control of the Senate and likely the House.

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The relocations could impact luxury real estate markets in both departure and destination cities. Popular expatriate destinations often offer financial advantages, including lower living costs and favorable tax structures, particularly in Southeast Asia and certain European countries.

The movement reflects broader changes in global real estate dynamics, as digital connectivity and remote work possibilities make international relocation increasingly viable for professionals across industries.

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