Lily Allen and Alexa Chung are the latest celebrities to voice their support for the EU

Lily Allen and Alexa Chung have come out in support of remaining in the EU.

They're the latest in a line of celebrities who've publicly declared their support for the Remain campaign.

Lily has changed her Twitter name to Lily All (In), and tweeted about her disappointment that young stars aren't more engaged with the referendum.

Alexa Chung posted an Instagram photo where she posed outside 10 Downing Street with 'In' written on her hand.

"Young famouses won't put themselves out there" - Lily Allen

Lily's tweet is a reference to Bob Geldof's Remain boat, which he sailed down the Thames with a host of In supporters on board.

We are sailing, we are sailing...

Prominent figures in the rival Leave campaign, including Nigel Farage and Labour MP Kate Hoey, sailed alongside it in a fishing boat and doused Geldof's vessel with hoses.

Boat wars

Captain Farage

The boat stunt was widely ridiculed on social media.

"Bob Geldof & Nigel Farage shouting at each other from boats on the Thames is the most Brasseye moment of the EU ref"

"I'm enjoying seeing people in LA processing the news that the EU referendum has just turned into people shouting from boats"

Two silly over privileged men in boats shouting at each other about EU. Could this whole campaign be further removed from real folk"

A gig had also been organised by the Leave.EU campaign group but Bpop Live was cancelled after a number of artists including Alesha Dixon and Sigma pulled out.

Remain supporters

Alexa Chung's message was simple.

Under the picture of her holding up the palm of her hand, she wrote: "Hi, I'm IN. Either way PLEASE remember to vote. ❤️❤️#INcrowd".

Alexa Chung standing outside 10 Downing Street with 'In' written on her hand

Another addition to the celebrity Remain ranks is Peaky Blinders actress Annabelle Wallis.

Standard awards photo pose from Annabelle Wallis

She tweeted that she's "proud to be European".

"I am proud to be British, a European and a world citizen" - Annabelle Wallis

Keira Knightley, Jeremy Clarkson, Benedict Cumberbatch and Eddie Izzard are some of the other celebrities that support Remain.

In May, 300 names from the arts and culture world signed an open letter about how Britain's creative industry would be better in the EU.

Celebrity Brexiters

The Leave campaign also has some heavyweight support from the likes of Michael Caine, Sir Ian Botham, Joan Collins, Liz Hurley, Sol Campbell, Bernie Ecclestone and Julian Fellowes.

Dragon's Den panellist Duncan Bannatyne was a dedicated Leave supporter two years ago, but seems to be undecided now.

"I have been asked a few times about whether I am voting In or Out. To be honest I am still undecided." - Duncan Bannatyne

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