Lindsay Lohan, J.K. Rowling and more stars slam Brexit decision

Actress Lindsay Lohan arrives at the 2010 MTV Movie Awards in Los Angeles, in this file photo taken June 6, 2010. A judge on Tuesday issued a new arrest warrant for Lohan that was quickly revoked in a fast-changing set of events after the troubled acress's court-ordered alcohol bracelet detected she had been drinking. Picture taken June 6, 2010. REUTERS/Danny Moloshok/Files (UNITED STATES - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT CRIME LAW) (Reuters)

Celebrities took to social media to react to the United Kingdom's historic vote to leave the European Union. Most stars expressed their anger over the decision, but some celebrated the move.

Lindsay Lohan, who is spending time in London, was very active on social media as votes were tallied in the UK on Thursday night, tackling such topics as the value of British currency and the effect the EU has had on workplace fatalities in the UK.

She summed up the vote on Twitter: "One thing for sure the #referendum results are very close, but also showing a difference of opinion across #Britain."

Some apparently thought her interest in UK politics was a joke. She made a point to tweet, "i have not been hacked."

The tweets were removed Friday.

Some British celebs took to Twitter to express their disappointment.

Meanwhile, Elizabeth Hurley was thrilled by the news.

And Boy George chose to keep a positive outlook.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.