Memorial Day wishes from Hollywood: Stars take to social media to honor the fallen heroes of the United States

Hollywood took to social media on Monday to wish the world a Happy Memorial Day. Memorial Day is a federal holiday in the United States for honoring and mourning the military personnel who have died while serving in the United States Armed Forces.

This year is a little different for the country as beaches and parks are just starting to open after months of closures due to self-isolation from the COVID-19 pandemic which has claimed nearly 100,000 lives in the US alone.

Matthew McConaughey shared a heartfelt message to his Instagram followers. The Dallas Buyers Club actor tipped his hat while in a brown leather jacket.

And his wife Camila shared an image with Matthew and their three kids with the note: 'Five years ago I was grateful to receive my American citizenship and not a day goes by that I am proud to be a part of this country. For the soldiers and workers who have fought hard for our rights and freedom thank you, today and everyday. #MemorialDay.'

This comes after the couple donated 110,000 masks for hospitals in need.

From another actor: Actor Mark Wahlberg of shared an image of American flags in a cemetery. The 48-year-old Shooter actor said in his caption: 'Remember and honor our fallen heroes who gave their lives for our country. May you all rest in peace'

An icon makes her mark: Michelle Pfeiffer of Scarface and Maleficent 2 fame shared this note that says 'honoring those who have sacrificed their lives, today and everyday'

According to his Facebook post on Thursday night, the Texas-born actor and his wife put the masks in his truck to 'hit the road to get em to rural hospitals in need across Texas.'

Actor Mark Wahlberg of shared an image of American flags in a cemetery.

The 48-year-old Shooter actor said in his caption: 'Remember and honor our fallen heroes who gave their lives for our country. May you all rest in peace. ❤️ #MemorialDay #NeverForget.'

Mark memorably played a soldier in Lone Survivor based on the book by Marcus Luttrell Patrick Robinson.

Michelle Pfeiffer of Scarface and Maleficent 2 fame shared a note that says 'honoring those who have sacrificed their lives, today and everyday.'

Kris Jenner shared an image of an American flag with 'remember our heroes' written in cursive over it.

'Today we remember and honor the heroes who gave their everything, paying the ultimate sacrifice for our freedoms ❤️,' said the mother to Kim, Kourtney, Khloe, Rob, Kendall and Kylie.

The Keeping Up With The Kardashians producer added: 'Thank you!! Wishing everyone a safe and happy #MemorialDay.'

Kylie Jenner shared a very mature note to her 177M Instagram followers.

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The Kylie Cosmetics founder posted a pink message with the writing: 'Wishing everyone a safe Memorial Day!'

The mother to Stormi Webster added a US flag then said: 'Let's honor the heroes who fought bravely and sacrificed their lives for our freedom. We are endlessly grateful.'

Blanca Blanco shared her post early on Monday as she was seen in a red bikini in her backyard while holding a hat.

The Tale Of Tails actress added an American flag on her photo and said, 'Happy Memorial Day.'

And the brunette beauty's caption said: ;Have a safe memorial day and let's never forget our heroes #happymemorialday.'

She also said the fallen are 'never forgotten.'

Vanessa Hudgens from Gigi and High School Musical fame was seen in a light blue bikini that matched the color of her swimming pool.

She wishes her fans a safe and happy Memorial Day.

The looker has been sharing several bikini snapshots much to the happiness of her millions of fans.

Meanwhile, President Trump, Vice President Pence and Defense Secretary Mark Esper visited Arlington National Cemetery on Memorial Day on Monday.

They paid their respects to the members of the U.S. military who died in service.

The president and first lady Melania Trump participated in a wreath-laying ceremony.