FX.co ★ Note from the star: pages of popular citizens on Twitter

Oprah Winfrey, a popular American TV host, has 32.3 million followers. She published her first tweet in the spring of 2009. "Hi, twitterians! Thank you for your hospitality! I really feel that we are in the 21st century," Winfrey said at the time. The woman conducts an active correspondence with ordinary users.

Bill Gates has in his arsenal 28.3 million followers. The billionaire writes mainly about technology, charity and education while giving interesting quotes.

The most popular of his tweet is dedicated to the death of S. Jobs, the largest number of users made the repost it. "For those of us who were fortunate enough to work with Steve, it was an incredible honor. I will miss Steve immensely," Gates wrote.

The extraordinary billionaire Richard Branson is followed by 7.5 million people. The first tweet was published in October 2008, when Branson tried to establish an Eastbourne record and cross the Atlantic Ocean under sail.

"It's cold now, and it will get worse, but it's still tolerable. Holi and Sam do a good job, like the rest of the team," the businessman said.

Donald Trump manages to enter into various heated discussions with his political opponents on Twitter. The billionaire page on Twitter has collected 7.7 million followers. During the pre-election race, the social network has become for him a kind of public platform - new tweets appear almost every hour.

The most famous statement of Trump posted on the web was the following: "I have never seen a thin person drinking Diet Coke."

Life of Elon Musk is interesting to many, and the confirmation of that is 3.8 million followers. You can watch practically online how Musk builds a new future, thanks to his companies Tesla Motors and SpaceX. More recently, the creator of Tesla announced the imminent appearance of an electric crossover, but then removed his post, which caused a considerable stir.

The most popular tweet of Musk was a message about the successful landing of the first stage of the Falcon 9 rocket on land. "Back and forth," wrote the billionaire.