Donald Trumpwill be inaugurated as the 47th president of the United States on Monday.
The event has become an easy way for the rich and powerful to curry favor with the incoming administration.
Heres a guide to who is planning to attend and whos planning to skip.
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(Alexandria Ocasio Cortezwasplenty explicitabout why she wont be attending, however.
I dont celebrate rapists, she said in an Instagram post the night before the inauguration.)
Nor will former First LadyMichelle Obama.
Former First Lady Michelle Obama will not attend the upcoming inauguration.
George W. BushandLaura Bushwill attend, as willBill ClintonandHillary Clinton.
New York MayorEric Adamswill also be there.
He traveled to Mar-a-Lago to meet with Trump on Friday, and insisted that his legal troubles werent discussed.
Underwoods LGBTQ fans arenone too pleasedthat she has signed on to commemorate Trumps second term.
Underwood has rationalized that we must all come together in the spirit of unity and looking to the future.
World leaders
Trump has invited several world leaders to attend his inauguration.
One of them was Chinese PresidentXi Jinping, who spoke with Trump by phone on Friday.
Xi will not attend, but Vice President Han Zheng will be there.
Italys right-wing leaderGiorgia Meloniwas the only European Union head of state to receive an invite.
Its unclear if she will attend.
British conservativeNigel Faragewill be there, though, as will Argentinas right-wing presidentJavier Milei.
Viktor Orban, the Hungarian authoritarian whom Trump frequently praises, will not attend.
Taylor may not be able to attend the inauguration, but Trump may soon let him off the hook.
