It became the worst massacre in US history with more than 50 dead and 400 injured.
And after learning about the deadly Las Vegas shooting on Monday, that saw at least 50 people gunned down, Australian celebrities took to social media to send love and prayers to the victims.
Stars including Tennis player Nick Kyrgios, model Emily Sears, reality star Simone Ormesher and Real Housewives star Krissy Marsh flocked to Instagram to share heartfelt tributes.
Praying: After learning about the Las Vegas massacre, tennis star Nick Kyrgios took to Twitter to post a heartfelt tribute to the victims
‘Prayers are with you Vegas, devastating news’ tweeted Nick with a crying face and prayer emoji.
Social media star Emily Sears also took some time out to pay her respects.
‘Thinking of the victims, first responses, witnesses, loved ones and everyone affected by this incomprehensible tragedy tonight,’ she wrote.
Devistated; ‘Prayers are with you Vegas, devastating news’ tweeted Nick with a crying face and prayer emoji
Doing her bit: Also taking to her Instagram Stories, Emily uploaded a screenshot that showed all the locations people can donate blood for the victims
Also taking to her Instagram Stories, Emily uploaded a screenshot that showed all the locations people can donate blood for the victims.
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull also sent his respects on behalf of the nation.
‘Australia mourns with America tonight after shocking senseless attack in Las Vegas,’ he captioned, rapidly receiving hundreds of retweets and likes.
Tragedy: Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull also sent his respects on behalf of the nation
On behalf of the country: ‘Australia mourns with America tonight after shocking senseless attack in Las Vegas,’ he captioned, rapidly receiving hundreds of retweets and likes
Taking a moment to think about the tragedy, the Bachelor’s Simone Ormesher also took to the social media to send her prayers to the whole city.
‘What is wrong with the world my prayers are with everyone in Vegas,’ she typed on a black canvas adding a purple love heart.
Blogger Elle Ferguson also took to Instagram to give her love and hope.
Simone Ormesher: Taking a moment to think about the tragedy, the Bachelor’s Simone Ormesher also took to the social media to send her prayers to the whole city
Heartbroken: Blogger Elle Ferguson also took to Instagram to give her love and hope
Wants change: And Real Housewives of Sydney star Krissy Marsh sent both her love and thoughts about gun control to her fans
‘Our hearts are breaking for all the souls hurt in the Vegas shooting, sending love and hope for anyone affected,’ she shared.
And Real Housewives of Sydney star Krissy Marsh sent both her love and thoughts about gun control to her fans.
Uploading a stock image of the famous Vegas sign, the brunette beauty said: ‘pray for Vegas .. worst shooting in American history #lasvegasshooting.’
Gun control: And then taking a screenshot of a friend’s post, Krissy said she ‘couldn’t agree more’ about implementing gun control laws’
Krissy Marsh: (centre) ‘Oh America, why does the right to bear arms include high-powered assault riffles?’ it read.
And then taking a screenshot of a friend’s post, Krissy said she ‘couldn’t agree more’ about implementing gun control laws’.
‘Oh America, why does the right to bear arms include high-powered assault riffles?’ it read.
‘What about the right to peacefully attend a concert? So tragic and so easy to solve. Gun law reform NOW.’
Only love: Real Housewives co-star Matty Samaei also took to her feed to send her prayers
Broken hearted: And KIIS FM’s Kyle and Jackie O Show also got on the bandwagon, uploading a the words ‘Las Vegas’ with a broken heart
Real Housewives co-star Matty Samaei also took to her feed to send her prayers.
‘So sad to hear this news #prayforvegas,’ she said.
And KIIS FM’s Kyle and Jackie O Show also got on the bandwagon, uploading a the words ‘Las Vegas’ with a broken heart.
Tragedy: The shooting took place on Sunday October 1 on the popular Las Vegas strip whilst 22,000 concert-goers were enjoying the final night performances of the Route 91 Harvest festival
Current standing: The death rate currently stands at over 50, with more than 406 individuals also wounded
Thurd and final night: The festival that was headlining acts such as Sam Hunt, Jason Aldean and Eric Church was taking place across the street
The shooting took place on Sunday October 1 on the popular Las Vegas strip whilst 22,000 concert-goers were enjoying the final night performances of the Route 91 Harvest festival.
The death rate currently stands at over 50, with more than 406 individuals also wounded.
According to police, the shooter was 64-year-old Stephen Craig Paddock, who fired the shots from a room on the 32nd floor at the Mandalay Bay Hotel that he had checked into.
The festival that was headlining acts such as Sam Hunt, Jason Aldean and Eric Church was taking place across the street.
According to Clark County Sheriff Joseph Lombardo, Paddock was found dead inside his room, among an ‘arsenal’ of 10 firearms.
Worst in history: According to Clark County Sheriff Joseph Lombardo, Paddock was found dead inside his room, among an ‘arsenal’ of 10 firearms