Chrissy Teigen, known as a model, the wife of John Legend, and a vicious critic of President Donald Trump — not necessarily in that order — recently weighed in on the backlash Selena Gomez received after posting a blubbering message in criticism of Trump’s decision to actually enforce America’s immigration laws. Selena Gomez just posted a video crying about deportations, but deleted it after outrage from fans…. pic.twitter.com/xRTO8x4ND5 — End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) January 27, 2025 Teigen couldn’t resist publicly siding with Gomez, as Breitbart reported: “Having empathy is now something gross and weird. we love you @selenagomez and boy does the White House have a lot of time on their hands for the dumbest shit ever,” Teigen wrote on her own Instagram account. “You want cheaper eggs? Too bad! Too many people to roast online. Maybe later,” she added. Teigen did not explain what the price of eggs has to do with the fake claims Gomez was sobbing over. For its part, the White House did not sit quietly by and let Gomez promulgate false claims. Indeed, the Trump administration put out a video of its own featuring the mothers of young women murdered by Joe Biden’s illegal aliens and the people that Gomez was defending with her tears. It’s also worth noting that the White House did not “roast” Gomez, but simply provided some important context that was missing from her display of histrionics. Kayla Hamilton, Jocelyn Nungaray, and Rachel Morin were murdered by illegal aliens. Their courageous mothers had something to say to @SelenaGomez and those who oppose securing our borders. Watch pic.twitter.com/KfsqQGwhqj — The White House (@WhiteHouse) January 31, 2025 Plenty of other social media users similarly provided a counterargument to Gomez’s complaints: HOLY MOLY!!! Joy Villa just stunned everyone at the Grammy’s talking about President Trump’s deportations. Selena Gomez should cover her ears. “I’m a Latina. My family came from this country to this country legally. And I love to see r*pists, human tr*ffickers deported. I don’t… pic.twitter.com/2LL4wSnmvC — George (@BehizyTweets) February 3, 2025 Before you watch the next video, be advised that there’s some strong language: Dang Ed, wow, he has words for Selena Gomez. pic.twitter.com/u3sJdi2nbu — (Jason) Stands For Truth (@TrueJMitchell) January 28, 2025 Some of those most directly impacted by violent crime committed by illegal immigrants were similarly upset by Gomez’s video, as even NBC News reported: Patty Morin, the mother of Rachel Morin, said she feels Gomez’ video is “a ruse to deceive people and garner sympathy for lawlessness.” Rachel Morin, a mother of five, was found dead on Maryland’s Ma and Pa trail in 2023. Victor Antonio Martinez-Hernandez, 23, was arrested in connection with her murder. He allegedly came to the U.S. without permission after fleeing El Salvador, where authorities were seeking him in the death of a young woman there, according to a Maryland official. Alexis Nungaray, whose 12-year-old daughter, Jocelyn Nungaray, was found dead last summer, said its hard to believe what Gomez said in her video “because she’s an actress.” Here’s some additional coverage of the backlash:

As we get deeper into President Donald Trump’s second term, far-left activists are becoming increasingly frantic with each promise kept and each approval rating increase. CNN: “Donald Trump is the first President ever whose net approval rating in the first month of his second term is higher than any rating that he had as an entire first term.” pic.twitter.com/VrYcTNWtLj — jay plemons (@jayplemons) January 26, 2025 For actress Mia Farrow, the thought of four more years of Trump isn’t bad enough. She’s stoking fears that he’ll provoke a war in order to secure more than one more term in the White House. Based on nothing but her own disdain toward the president, Farrow alleged, per Breitbart: She told her followers on social media that, “People find comfort in the belief that Trump & his motley band of toadies will be gone in 4 years. But I fear he wont leave. I fear he will try to change the Constitution- or ignore it- or start a war maybe w China in the belief that wartime will grant him a third term.” Farrow provided no direct evidence to support her claim, she simply offered her observation as a warning to the world. This is not the first time the Rosemary’s Baby actress has waded into politics of late. Soon after Trump was elected she didn’t hold back her contempt, writing: “A convicted felon who assaulted women, did all he could to overthrow our 2020 elections, lied that he had won, stole our counties nuclear secrets, lied about that & showed them to foreign billionaires. Nothing to celebrate. Its sickening.” Farrow posted her warning on Bluesy, the left-leaning alternative to X. Meanwhile, on Elon Musk’s platform, the mockery was in ample supply: Mia Farrow is still alive? She stopped being relevant around 1975. And wasn’t she dumped by Sinatra after less than 2 years then ended up with a guy who sexually molested their adopted 12 year old daughter and then married her when she was 21? Mia must be a real gem. — F-right-Hoff (@F_right_Off) February 3, 2025 Lol! If you follow Mia Farrow as your moral or political compass… You really need to seek help. — Rockets Red Glare (@rwsexmm66) February 3, 2025 Mia Farrow is such a great judge of character. https://t.co/GMEzfilf2G — Sarah Jeanette Connor (@ellegee0802) February 3, 2025 Farrow has long been a critic of both Trump and X, dating back to when it was still called Twitter. As the Daily Mail reported in 2022, as Musk’s purchase of the platform was drawing significant celebrity backlash: Actress turned activist Mia Farrow tweeted: ‘Well if Twitter becomes even more toxic- with Trumpy-treasonous lies & all the hatred- it will be taken less seriously, and people like me will quit – for peace of mind’. Amid a backlash from Twitter users, one critic said: ‘Do people who quit Twitter over Elon Musk HAVE TO tell everybody? Can’t they just leave?’ Shaun King, an activist who made a name for himself during the early days of the the Black Lives Matter movement, also claimed he had permanently logged off the site – before continuing to Tweet. ‘At its root, Elon Musk wanting to purchase Twitter is not about left vs right. It’s about white power,’ he wrote. ‘The man was raised in Apartheid by a white nationalist. He’s upset that Twitter won’t allow white nationalists to target/harass people. That’s his definition of free speech.’ ‘And listen, I don’t even like the Democratic Party,’ he continued. ‘So for me, this isn’t about left vs right. Not at all. It’s about how the richest man in the world, a son of Apartheid, raised by a white nationalist, wants to be sure his speech, and that of other white men, isn’t censored.’ Comic book creator Erik Larsen appeared to follow through with his April 14 promise to delete his Twitter account should Musk be successful in acquiring the company. ‘Nothing good can come from Elon Musk buying Twitter. At some point the 1st Amendment protecting FREE SPEECH was maliciously altered to the FREEDOM to LIE,’ Larsen had written at the time. ‘The Freedom to lie with impunity is one of the biggest dangers to American democracy.’ Here’s another flashback showing the opposition both she and her son have shown against Trump: