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Prayers for Orlando - On Sunday night, Pulse, an LGBT nightclub in Orlando, Florida, suffered the worst mass shooting in U.S. history. Our thoughts go out to everyone affected by the shooting. Reactions from celebs poured in, from Waka Flocka Flame to Lil' Kim. Keep clicking to read the heartwarming responses. (Photos from left: Photographer Group, Prince Williams/WireImage)

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Usher - Well said, Usher.(Photo: Usher via Twitter)

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Trey Songz - The singer showed his love.(Photo: Trey Songz via Twitter)

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Jordin Sparks - Yes, prayers up.(Photo: Jordin Sparks via Twitter)

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Lady Gaga - Mother Monster is a beloved figure in the LGBT community.(Photo: Lady Gaga via Twitter)

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John Leguizamo - Our thoughts exactly, John.(Photo: John Leguizamo via Twitter)

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R. Kelly - The R&B singer gave some love.(Photo: R. Kelly via Twitter)

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Solange Knowles - Very true, Solange. June is LGBT Pride Month.(Photo: Solange via Twitter)

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Marc Anthony - The legendary singer paid his respects.(Photo: Marc Anthony via Twitter)

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Oprah Winfrey - Sometimes prayer is all you have.(Photo: Oprah Winfrey via Twitter)

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Waka Flocka - Hate is toxic. (Photo: Waka Flocka via Twitter)

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Pepa - From a hip hop legend.(Photo: Pepa via Twitter)

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Queen Latifah - Yes, stand up for freedom. (Photo: Queen Latifah via Twitter)

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Aisha Tyler - A longtime supporter of the LGBT commmunity, The Talk co-host shows her love.(Photo: Aisha Tyler via Twitter)

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Ricky Martin - We cannot let fear hold us back.(Photo: Ricky Martin via Twitter)

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Ariana Grande - Ariana is all about spreading love. (Photo: Ariana Grande via Twitter)

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Wanda Sykes - Wanda keeps it real.(Photo: Wanda Sykes via Twitter)

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John Legend - Good question, John.(Photo: John Legend via Twitter)

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Mindy Kaling - The suffering via gun violence needs to stop.(Photo: Mindy Kaling via Twitter)

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Kim Kardashian - We all need love and prayers at this time.(Photo: Kim Kardashian via Twitter)

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Kelly Rowland - Yes, it is.(Photo: Kelly Rowland via Twitter)

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Questlove - Yes, we were all floored by the news as well. We are all tired of these headlines.(Photo: Questlove via Twitter)

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Marsha Ambrosius - The singer was shocked like the rest of us.(Photo: Marsha Ambrosius via Twitter)

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Toni Braxton - The prayers won't stop anytime soon.(Photo: Toni Braxton via Twitter)

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Lil' Kim - Kim has always been loyal to her LGBT fanbase.(Photo: Lil Kim via Twitter)

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Dwayne Johnson - Yes, we will all rise.(Photo: Dwayne Johnson via Twitter)

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Melanie Fiona - Yes, the prayers go up all over the world.(Photo: Melanie Fiona via Twitter)

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Justin Timberlake - Heartless is the best way to put this tragedy.(Photo: Justin Timberlake via Twitter)

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Margaret Cho - Yes, we are all family.(Photo: Margaret Cho via Twitter)

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Elton John - Fitting quote, Sir Elton.(Photo: Elton John via Twitter)