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Hollywood is using social media to pay their respects to the victims and first responders of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks that killed nearly 3,000 people in 2001.
By early Monday morning, Twitter was filled with several trending hashtags -- #NeverForget, #September11th, #911remembrance, #Remembering911, #GodBlessAmerica and #TwinTowers -- paying tribute to the devastating attack that occurred 16 years ago.
"Forever in our hearts and minds. #NeverForget @NYPDnews @FDNY," Hugh Jackman tweeted.
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View StorySee what more stars, including Mark Wahlberg, Wendy Williams and John Cena, tweeted on this day of remembrance.
United we stand. #neverforget #September11 pic.twitter.com/YzEMh6rkRd
@mark_wahlberg
On a day where time stood still, America stood together.
@JohnCena
Bruised, but not broken.
Down, but not defeated.
And we will #NeverForget.
Forever in our hearts and minds. #NeverForget @NYPDnews @FDNY pic.twitter.com/Ewwxlh0KBh
@RealHughJackman
We will NEVER forget. #GodBlessAmerica pic.twitter.com/OLI2S5oto4
@IAmSteveHarvey
Thinking of all those who put themselves in harm's way to save lives on 9/11.
@RedHourBen
And those who are no longer with us.#Respect #NYC
#September11th - thoughts with those who perished and suffered, including those who ran toward the flames. Will #neverforget that day.
@jfreewright
In memory of those we lost on 9.11.01. Our hearts will never forget. pic.twitter.com/3Cl2x7wOjF
@WendyWilliams
#NeverForget the ones we lost on 9/11.#NeverForget our armed service men & women.#NeverForget the freedom we enjoy.
@WWERomanReigns
Remember. Honor. Them.
God Bless America pic.twitter.com/akpgFPe1J3
@CountessLuann
I love you NY. We'll never forget. ♥️ pic.twitter.com/oGq3lKFQnj
@IAmCattSadler
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