It is no secret that model, TV personality, and mom-of-two is not the biggest fan of President Trump and First Lady Melania.
Last week, Teigen lashed out at "wifebot" Melania for the way she promoted her Be Best initiative on Twitter, and last year Trump called the 34-year-old American model "filthy-mouthed" in amidst their Twitter feud.
Now, Teigen has hit out at Trump's response to taking a coronavirus test, by recalling the graphic details of her birth to daughter Luna.
Related - Chrissy Teigen reveals she's being plagued by a recurring nightmare:During a press conference last week, the POTUS was asked by one reporter: "What was it like taking the test?"
Providing an honest response, Trump said: "[It's] not something I'd want to do every day, I can tell you that," adding "It’s a test. It’s a medical test. Nothing pleasant about it."
However, unimpressed by Trump's reply to the question, American actress, voice artist, and writer Sarah Thyre posted on Twitter: "Our shitprez is bitching about how invasive the Covid test is and excuse me, I've had multiple hands shoved up my vagina to try to pull out a a single damn baby - and you are bitching about a swab up your f**king nose that could save millions of lives F*******CK YOUUUUU [sic]".
The 51-year-old Strangers with Candy star received over 51,000 'likes' for her tweet, but it was Chrissy Teigen's graphic response that left most people a little wide-eyed.
Replying to Thyre's tweet, Teigen wrote to her 12.4 million followers on Monday: "[My] vagina was ripped to my a**hole giving birth to Luna. I had a vagasshole. f**k your swab pain."
She added: "they had to put a garbage bag at the end of the bed to collect my blood before [stitching] me up, where I then had to pee using a water bottle as a pain fountain for 3 months. so yeah. the swab, I bet it’s super rough."
Per Intelligencer magazine, the standard test for the COVID-19 coronavirus requires "a sample to be taken from the back of the throat", which is "done with a nasopharyngeal swab" (which looks like a giant Q-tip).
"The swab is inserted into a patient’s nose, twisted around, and yanked out."
Speaking to USA Today, one doctor revealed that it takes ten seconds for a calm patient to complete the test, but this could be longer for "jittery" patients. In addition, some patients have to get multiple swabs.