‘White Lotus’ Actress Torches Donald Trump With Ruthless Daily Tweets, What Did She Say?

Natasha Rothwell isn’t holding back when it comes to Donald Trump, and she’s made her feelings crystal clear with a brutal three-word message she’s tweeted nearly 200 times.

The "White Lotus" and "Insecure" star has been consistently firing off the words "you are trash" at Trump on X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter, since last October, creating a streak of savage posts.

Over the weekend, Natasha Rothwell added an extra twist to her trolling spree.

Along with her usual jab, she posted a hilarious photo of Trump looking awkward at Pope Francis' funeral in Rome, captioning it with a simple "LMAO," delivering what might be her most savage hit yet.

The Wichita, Kansas, native started her steady stream of "you are trash" tweets before Trump’s victory over former Vice President Kamala Harris in last year’s heated election. And let’s just say, Rothwell’s commitment has been next level.

She’s sent out 107 "you are trash" tweets in 2025 alone, about 87 of those came between February and now, and she’s fired off 65 since the beginning of March, sometimes double-posting when she missed a day to keep the streak alive.

Even holidays haven’t escaped Rothwell’s wrath.

For Thanksgiving, she wrote, "you are trash," adding, "I hope your turkey is dry and stuffed with dookie."

She later followed up by wishing Trump a "sh-tty Easter Sunday."

Rothwell's pinned banner on X goes even further, lumping six Supreme Court Justices, including three Trump appointees, into the same "trash" category as the former president.

Natasha Rothwell is making it crystal clear that she’s not letting up on Donald Trump anytime soon.

On April 18, a fan noticed the "White Lotus" star’s now-daily ritual of slamming the former president with the same savage three-word message and asked her, “Everyday for the next 4 years???"

Rothwell didn’t miss a beat, simply replying: “Yes.” Her blunt confirmation suggests that her takedown campaign could continue throughout Trump’s entire presidential term, possibly making it one of the longest-running celebrity protest statements in history.

But Rothwell isn’t just sticking to her signature insult.

On April 7, she threw an extra jab at Trump by comparing his Mar-a-Lago estate to the fictional luxury resort from her hit HBO show. She cheekily wrote on X, “'The White Lotus Mar-a-lago.'” The post, blending her Hollywood career with her political views, quickly caught fire among her fans, with many applauding her for the clever burn.

And every now and then, Rothwell spices things up even more.

On February 28, she slightly tweaked her daily post, writing, “you are trash-like for real though.” These occasional emphatic variations only fuel more buzz around her unique protest and keep fans locked in.

Of course, there are rare moments when Rothwell breaks from her Trump takedown streak, but not for long. On February 4, she paused her usual clapbacks to express heartbreak over the cancellation of her show "How to Die Alone."

"This is hard to comprehend… My heart is aches for the cast, crew and writers who gave their all to tell this story," she shared. "I’m so grateful to have had this opportunity, and appreciate all of the love and support. Hopefully, this news will be a comma in the HTDA story, not a period.”

The emotional post came just hours before she jumped right back into her routine, writing,“.@realDonaldTrump you are trash."

According to Rolling Stone, social media experts are calling Rothwell’s approach "unusual" for celebrity activism, noting that her reliance on simple, relentless repetition, rather than long-winded statements, has carved out a unique, recognizable form of political protest in the digital world.

Despite Trump’s ongoing battles, from economic concerns to tariff plans, Rothwell’s X feed has become a place where followers know exactly what they’re getting.

As of Tuesday, Trump will have spent 100 days of his new term in office, but when it comes to Natasha Rothwell’s opinion, not much has changed.