Donald Trump's second inauguration day will be marked by a formal ceremony, parade, and balls, with key events moved indoors due to freezing weather. World leaders, celebrities, and prominent Australians are attending.
Donald Trump will be sworn in as president of the United States on Monday in Washington DC, which will be early Tuesday morning for Australian viewers. Inauguration day will feature a formal swearing-in ceremony, a celebratory parade, and several formal balls. Among those invited are world leaders, celebrities, and prominent Australians. Here's what to expect.
In his post, Trump said that "various Dignitaries and Guests" will attend the events inside the Capitol, including prayers, the inaugural address and the singing of the anthem. Foreign Minister Penny Wong and Australia's ambassador to the US, Kevin Rudd, have confirmed their attendance. Among other Australians on the guest list include mining magnate Gina Rinehart, businessman Anthony Pratt, and PR strategist James Radford, according to Sky News.
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