Kat's political views have often been called into question, especially considering her previous scandals, including the claims that she was anti-vaccine and a Nazi in 2019 (which she later denounced). But in 2017, before that whole scandal went down, she made it clear she did not support the current Trump administration, and even reached out to a contestant who had won a giveaway she had done to tell her as much.

The beauty mogul ran a relaunch of her Saint and Sinner perfumes in 2017 and asked makeup artists on Instagram to create looks based on the perfumes for a contest. The winner would be flown out to Los Angeles for the line's launch party, as well as receive a gift card to Sephora and some other makeup goodies.

Kat eventually picked makeup artist Gypsy Freeman, though Gypsy later claimed she was disqualified from the contest for supporting President Trump.

Kat later addressed the allegations, claiming she hadn't disqualified Gypsy.

"No one got disqualified, so calm down," Kat wrote, according to Allure. "I personally messaged her sharing MY personal feelings on the subject as to avoid her getting even more criticism than she already was receiving. She decided on her own to not come to my launch."

It's unclear what specific "tyrannical policies" Kat takes issue with in California, but she's made it clear she does not support President Trump.