Several music artists shared how they celebrated Easter through social media. Stars like Jennifer Lopez, Justin Beiber, Miley Cyrus, Katy Perry, and more posted their greetings with photos and videos on April 12, Sunday. Andrea Bocelli, on the other hand, staged a solo performance at the empty historical Duomo Cathedral in Milan, Italy.
JLo, with bunny ears, posted a photo with Alex Rodriguez, her fiance, and their children. The "On the Floor" singer sent her Easter greetings and recognized the challenging times due to the pandemic. "Today is the day we celebrate miracles," she said on the video, and encouraged fans to "pray for our own in the very near future." On her IG story, she showed a photo of the family's Easter spread and posted a video with a virtual bunny lying on her head.
Justin Bieber took on a more reflective mood with his spiritual message on Jesus' coming in the form of man, and his ultimate sacrifice for human salvation. Posting with a scenic field of grass, he wrote of his gratefulness for Easter and believed that he would "graduate to a place where there is no such thing as pain."
Miley Cyrus put on a more traditional theme, which is the Easter bunny. Inside a giant basket with shiny huge Easter eggs, she captioned her post with "Hoppy Easter bunnnnniesss ."
With her baby bump showing through her Bunny coveralls, Katy Perry invited fans to join "somebunny" on Facebook live. Perry earlier had a Q&A session about American Idol, before the show started at 7:45 pm ET. Shown episodes for the Idol were pre-recorded.
Canadian power diva, Celine Dion, was seen hunting for Easter eggs wearing bunny ear headband and wished everyone the very best of health.
On Twitter, "Stupid Love" pop star Lady Gaga acknowledged that many are suffering nowadays. She wrote, "Happy Easter to the world." She further wished everyone the best day one could have with "Maybe just one smile."
"All of Me" crooner John Legend shared a shot of him and his daughter, Luna, who wore bunny ears.
The legendary Dolly Parton, armed with a guitar, sang "He Is Alive" that spoke about Jesus' coming back to life. Although physical presence in the church is impossible now, she encouraged viewers to worship God wherever they may be.
Chance the Rapper posted two tweets: in the first, he wrote, "Death could not hold you down, the grave could not keep you." After nine hours, he posted, "It is finished," referring to Jesus' resurrection.
Madonna shared a fun home video on IG with her children hunting for sought-after Easter eggs on her lawn.
Italian opera singer Andrea Bocelli, as promised, mesmerized the world with his solo Easter concert "Music for Hope: Live from Duomo di Milano." Accompanied only by the cathedral pianist, he rendered soulfully "Panis Angelicus," "Ave Maria," "Sancta Maria," and "Domine Deus" across the silent pews of the iconic church. For the memorable finale, Bocelli walked through the cathedral's doors and stood at the porch, where he serenaded with the classic hymn "Amazing Grace." The stirring videos of empty, quiet streets in Milan, Paris, London, and New York were infused during the momentous concert. Watch it here
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