Nicki Minaj to Jennifer Aniston: Celebrities who got COVID-19 vaccine, and those who said no to it

'Deadpool' star Ryan Reynolds and his wife actor Blake Lively are vaccinated. In March, the actor shared a picture of himself getting the vaccine on Twitter. "Finally got 5G," he joked. Lively also shared her picture of getting a vaccination. 

Popstar Britney Spears got her vaccine in April. Britney revealed on her social media by sharing a video alongside her partner Sam Asghari and said she is "fine" following the jab. 

"What did you think of the vaccine?" Asghari asked Spears on camera, to which she responded, "The people on the internet said it was really bad like a bullet through your arm." Spears added, "It was nothing. I felt nothing. I`m fine and I hope I continue to stay fine." following the talk, the duo then high-fived each other. 

Britney captioned the video: "Got the COVID vaccine …. Great success …. High-five!!!!!!,"

It's unknown if Cardi B agrees with her husband, but Migos singer Offset is not in favour of COVID-19 vaccination. The rapper made his intention clear to TMZ about it. "I don't trust it," the Migos star said. "I just don't wanna be the test dummy," he claimed.

Singer Mariah Carey received the dose of the coronavirus vaccine. Carey shared her video and encouraged millions of followers for the vaccination. 

In April, Mindy Kaling shared a picture of herself after getting a vaccination and wrote, "Vaxx’d, wax’d, and ready to pay my tax."

"Dolly gets a dose of her own medicine," Dolly Parton shared a picture of herself getting vaccination on her Instagram account. Parton also donated $1 million to coronavirus research. 

The younger brother of Gigi and Bella Hadid, Anwar Hadid has refused to get a vaccination, despite being at high risk due to his autoimmune disorder.

Hadid hosted a Q&A on Instagram for his fans and told them that he would "absolutely not" get the vaccine. "Either I just don’t get [COVID], or I get it and, god willing, heal from it and get antibodies rather than do that process unnaturally."

Earlier, Wendy Williams shared that she didn't trust vaccination.  During an interview with Dr Mehmet Oz, the host said, "No. I don't trust it," when asked by 'The Dr. Oz Show' host if she plans on getting the COVID vaccine. "I've never gotten flu shot either, though," Williams claimed, before repeating her statement, "No, I don't trust it. There I said it."

Williams tested positive despite completing her COVID vaccine.

In May, Dwayne Johnson posted a selfie on Instagram of himself getting the second shot. He said, "Mahalo to all the front line healthcare warriors here in the US and around the world."

'Grease' actor Olivia Newton-John revealed she won't be receiving the coronavirus vaccine and her daughter dubbed them "unsafe". 

"Not at this point, no," the star, who is battling stage four cancer, told The Herald Sun. She didn't elaborate on her reason, but her daughter Chloe Lattanzi shared the same opinion, "I'm not an anti-vaxxer, I'm anti putting mercury and pesticides in my body, which are in a lot of vaccines." The 35-year-old added, "To me, real medicine is what comes from the earth. I think people trust vaccines because the doctor says it is safe, I used to."

Jennifer Aniston is 'fully vaccinated'.  The 'Friends' actor took to her Instagram handle to share a picture and revealed that she has received the second jab of the COVID-19 vaccine.

"Fully vaccinated and it feels soooo good. We are extremely lucky and privileged to have access to Covid-19 vaccines in the U.S. right now. Unfortunately, that’s not the case everywhere... and as we know, the health of one of us affects all of us. Thinking about those who do not or will not have the opportunity to get vaccinated and hug their friends and family. See more in my bio for ways to help those who need it during this crisis," Aniston wrote.

Nicki Minaj's latest tweets on covid vaccination have drawn much limelight.  Trinidad-born Minaj sparked an international furore when she alleged on Twitter that her cousin in Trinidad refuses to get a vaccine because his friend become impotent after being vaccinated.

"His testicles became swollen. His friend was weeks away from getting married, now the girl called off the wedding," Minaj wrote. 

Later, she explained her absence from Met Gala 2021 and stated that the event required guests to be vaccinated. Minaj explained in a series of tweets about her doubts over covid vaccinations.

The rapper stated she would only get immunised once she did enough research and recommended that everyone should wear masks and get the shots if they’re required to for work. Minaj missed the Met Gala this year which had a strict vaccine mandate. She also stated that as a young mother, she was avoiding public places in general.