Brittany Aldean predicts that Trump will bring positive changes to America, stating that "the tide is turning."

Brittany Aldean, despite facing opposition for years, has remained committed to her political views and is excited for the future under President-elect Donald Trump's leadership.

At a charity event in Nashville on Monday, the 36-year-old shared her thoughts on the future and why she believes people are becoming more open-minded following the 2024 presidential election results.

"Brittany stated that she and Jason have been supportive of Trump for many years, and initially received backlash. However, she believes that people are starting to come around and the tide is turning, which is exciting since they have been on this boat for a long time."

"We know Trump personally and he's an awesome man, but he'll do great things for the country with Elon Musk and RFK. There are so many awesome people right now who will help us all out, and we're ready for a change. We can't wait for next year."

Despite facing criticism as longtime supporters of Trump, Brittany and Jason have remained steadfast in their beliefs, with Brittany recently declaring on social media that she wouldn't change a thing.

"We were very supportive on the campaign trail. We've actually been supportive for years and years and years." — Brittany Aldean

Despite facing criticism from the media, losing business deals, experiencing relationship changes, being excluded from music industry events, and numerous attempts to tarnish her reputation, she remains unchanged and unapologetic.

In 2021, Brittany shared her approach to dealing with differing opinions on social media.

"I believe you'd be taken aback by the number of individuals who concur but are unable to express their opinions. (It's understandable)," she stated on her Instagram Story. "The influx of supportive messages I receive is astonishing."

Brittany then shared why she pays the critics no mind.

Brittany Aldean is "proud" to support philanthropic causes at Boot Barn X Wonderwest's celebrity charity event.

She emphasized the importance of standing up for one's beliefs, even if it goes against the majority opinion. She encouraged people to do their research and form their own opinions, and to speak out if they wish. However, she cautioned against bullying those who hold different beliefs.

Brittany, as a public figure, consistently utilizes her platform to benefit society by supporting local charities and causes that are close to her heart, such as Muttnation & Lucky Break Rescue, Heroes and Horses, and Mustangs of America Foundation.

"Brittany expressed her excitement about attending the charity event and fashion show at Boot Barn and Wonderwest, stating that she loves fashion and is thrilled to be there for multiple reasons. She feels honored to be representing country music and fashion in a hybrid way, and is grateful for the opportunity to be a part of the event."

In the months leading up to the 2024 presidential election, Brittany and Jason remained steadfast in their support for Trump.

Brittany Aldean predicts that Trump will bring positive changes to America, stating that "the tide is turning."

In July, after Trump survived an assassination attempt, Aldean dedicated his song "Try That In A Small Town" to the presidential nominee at the time. While performing in Holmdel, New Jersey, videos shared on social media captured Aldean's words about Trump.

"I want to dedicate this song to President Trump, who is my friend," Aldean stated in a TikTok video. "We all know what's going to happen in November, so it's all good. This song highlights the negativity in the world, and that's what it's about. So, this one's for the president."

The day after his show in New Jersey, Aldean praised the Republican nominee on social media.

"This is what a Warrior looks like! This is MY guy," his caption began. "We are thinking about Donald Trump and praying for him and his family. God has a bigger plan for him, my friend, and we all know what that is. My heart goes out to the victims' families, who are left to pick up the pieces of this cowardly act."

On Dec. 15, Roku will air Boot Barn's charity event, "Voiceless," featuring celebrities and raising awareness for philanthropic causes.

Planet Chronicle Digital's Tracy Wright and Caroline Thayer contributed to this report.