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It's just not Donald Trump's day (or week,Lily LaBeau Archives or month, or year) on Twitter, is it?

On Thursday, we saw J.K. Rowling passively-yet-cooly called out Trump after he sent angry, sexist tweets about MSNBC's Morning Joe hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski. Then, John Legend added his own attack using the president's wife's words against him. But it all started yesterday with his wife, Chrissy Teigen, who gave Trump a little bit of her own Twitter advice as well.

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She was responding to Trump hitting the New York Times for (surprise, surprise) being fake news and writing false stories about him.

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In response, Teigen wasn't afraid to use choice words.

This isn't Teigen's first Twitter-Trump rodeo. She's gotten back at him before during Twitter calamities including her own friendly exchange with him and the unforgettable "covfefe" typo. Rest assured, if Donald Trump ever tweets something else scandalous (and he will), Chrissy Teigen will be there to clap back.

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