Renee Fleming has resigned from her position at the Kennedy Center.

The soprano took to social media and said, “It has been a privilege to serve as an Artistic Advisor at Large to the The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. David Rubenstein’s leadership as Chairman is just one of the many ways he has contributed to America’s cultural and historic heritage. He is the greatest patriot I know.”

“As President of the Kennedy Center, Deborah Rutter has been a tireless, creative leader, successfully expanding our National Center for the Arts in visionary ways. They have both been an inspiration to me; and out of respect, I think it right to depart as well.”

“I’ve treasured the bi-partisan support for this institution as a beacon of America at our best. I hope the Kennedy Center continues to flourish and serve the passionate and diverse audience in our nation’s capital and across the country. Renée.”

The resignation comes President Donald Trump was voted to the position of Chair of the Board and installed his own board to take over the Center. Meanwhile, Shonda L. Rhimes, and Ben Folds have also resigned from their positions at The Kennedy Center. Deborah L. Rutter, former president, was also fired by the Trump team.