Bruce Springsteen decides to join Robert De Niro in leaving the United States and moving to Canada due to “lack of respect”. See full story

Bruce Springsteen and Robert De Niro Announce Move to Canada, Citing “Lack of Respect” in the United States

In a surprising turn of events, legendary musician Bruce Springsteen has reportedly decided to follow in the footsteps of Hollywood icon Robert De Niro by leaving the United States and relocating to Canada. The move, according to sources close to Springsteen, comes after growing frustration with what he perceives as a “lack of respect” for the arts, free speech, and cultural icons in the current American climate.

Springsteen, known as “The Boss,” has been a vocal critic of political and social issues over the years. In a statement shared with fans, he expressed his disappointment in the country he’s called home for decades.

“I’ve dedicated my life to telling the story of America—the good, the bad, and the ugly. But lately, it feels like the values we once held dear are being eroded. There’s a lack of respect for dialogue, diversity of thought, and for those who’ve contributed to our cultural landscape,” Springsteen said.

He went on to praise Canada for its “openness and respect for creative expression,” calling it an ideal place to continue his work.

De Niro’s Influence

Springsteen’s announcement comes just weeks after actor Robert De Niro made headlines for his decision to relocate to Canada. De Niro, another outspoken critic of U.S. politics, cited similar frustrations, emphasizing his desire to live in a country where “truth and respect still matter.”

The two icons have reportedly been in close contact about their shared decision, with sources saying De Niro encouraged Springsteen to make the move.