Who's Laughing Now? Celebrities Who Were Disrespected By Donald Trump

In honor of his historic indictments, here are celebs who have been attacked by Trump... oh how the tables have turned.

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Former President Donald Trump has been indicted more times than we can count, from withholding classified docs to efforts to overturn the 2020 election. The president has made an entire career of attacking people, and it looks like the tables have turned. In honor of his indictments, here is a reminder of celebrities he has attacked.

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Rihanna - When Trump hires you for a job, you better show up. Bad gal RiRi didn't get the memo as she canceled her performance at Trump's Mar-a-Lago private club in 2011. The "B***h Better Have My Money" singer already got her $500,000 check from Trump, but since she was under the weather, she opted out, and the Donald was pissed. "I thought that [Rihanna bailing] was insulting to everyone," he said in a statement. "But for Rihanna to go to the [NBA] All-Star game and perform after she told us she was sick, that is just a lack of respect." Thankfully for Trump, Jennifer Hudson came in and saved the day. He even added this little jab: "Jennifer's a beautiful girl... and her voice is better." Ouch!(Photo: Jun Sato/Getty Images for Dior)

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Rihanna - Trump has attacked Rihanna many times over the years, but in January 2023, he really lost it. Before her performance at the Super Bowl, he called her "nothing" and claimed that she has "no talent." He also whined she should not be the half time performer. She was and slayed it while pregnant. (Photo: Jun Sato/Getty Images for Dior)

The Obamas - When it comes to the Unites States of America, many believe that our president has things under control — in spite of a hostile Congress — but Donald Trump disagrees. So, like the "mature adult" he is, the mogul made a deal in 2012 stating that if Obama released his college records and passport application, he would donate $5 million to charities of his choosing. The wager eventually blew over, since it was proven that the president is, in fact, American — surprise! We wonder if he donated the money after all.(Photo: Kristoffer Tripplaar-Pool/Getty Images)

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The Obamas - Donald Trump has been raging on the Obamas for years. He fed into the racist birther movement, which claimed Obama was not born in this country. In 2012, Trump said that if Obama released his college records and passport application, he would donate $5 million to charities of his choosing. The wager eventually blew over, since it was proven that the president is, in fact, American — surprise! (Photo: Kristoffer Tripplaar-Pool/Getty Images)

Rev. Al Sharpton - The racial tensions of the past couple of years have called for informed, articulate and sensitive people to weigh in. Rev. Al Sharpton has been among the most powerful advocates for the Black community, but Trump didn't take too well to his comments. He accused Sharpton of turning communities of color against the police departments that serve them. He said that Sharpton is a "professional con man" who has "gotten away with murder." OK then, Trump. (Photo: Michael Loccisano/Getty Images)

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Rev. Al Sharpton - Rev. Al Sharpton has been among the most powerful advocates for the Black community, but Trump didn't take too well to his comments. He accused Sharpton of turning communities of color against the police departments that serve them. He said Sharpton is a "professional con man" who has "gotten away with murder." Boy, bye. (Photo: Michael Loccisano/Getty Images)

Rosie O'Donnell - Former The View co-host Rosie O'Donnell has had a rocky relationship with the Donald over the years. Their most public spat came when Trump called the comedian "a degenerate" during an appearance on David Letterman in 2011. "She has some issues," he said. Though the two eventually made up, we doubt Donald is on Rosie's speed dial.(Photo: Mike Coppola/Getty Images for Go Red)

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Rosie O'Donnell - Former The View co-host Rosie O'Donnell has had a rocky relationship with the Donald. In 2006, O'Donnell called out his bankruptcies on The View, Trump went ballistic, mentioning her weight and threatening to sue her. He would often insult her on the 2016 campaign trail. (Photo: Mike Coppola/Getty Images for Go Red)

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Miss Universe Paulina Vega - After Trump's recent offensive comments about Mexicans, the reigning Miss Universe pageant winner, Colombia's Paulina Vega, criticized her boss for his insensitive words. Though she's no longer a fan of Trump, she refused to give up her crown because the organization does meaningful social work. Trump called her a "hypocrite" for this, but maintained that what he said about Mexicans was "the truth."(Photo: Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images for Operation Smile)

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Miss Universe Paulina Vega - After Trump's offensive comments about Mexicans when he launched his campaign in 2015, the reigning Miss Universe pageant winner, Colombia's Paulina Vega, criticized her boss for his insensitive words -- Trumped owned Miss Universe at the time. Though she's no longer a fan of Trump, she refused to give up her crown because the organization does meaningful social work. Trump called her a "hypocrite" but maintained that what he said about Mexicans was "the truth." (Photo: Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images for Operation Smile)

Bill Maher - In perhaps his most ridiculous beef to date, Donald Trump smacked HBO host Bill Maher with a $5 million lawsuit for claiming that he is part orangutan. The lawsuit alleges that Maher agreed to donate $5 million to charity if Trump proved he wasn't. We'd love to see that evidence.(Photo: Astrid Stawiarz/Getty Images)

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Bill Maher - In 2013, Donald Trump smacked HBO host Bill Maher with a $5 million lawsuit for claiming that he is part orangutan. The lawsuit alleges that Maher agreed to donate $5 million to charity if Trump proved he wasn't. Trump eventually dropped the lawsuit. (Photo: Astrid Stawiarz/Getty Images)

Jon Stewart - Jon Stewart is known for — intelligently — telling it like it is, so it's pretty safe to say that Trump may have met his match with this one. After the real estate tycoon insulted the Daily Show host's intelligence on Twitter saying that he is "much smarter" than Stewart, the Fake News anchor clapped back, joking about Trump on his show and calling him a "F**kface Von Clownstick." (Photo: Stephen Lovekin/Getty Images for Comedy Central)

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Jon Stewart - Jon Stewart is known for — intelligently — telling it like it is, so it's pretty safe to say that Trump may have met his match with this one. After the real estate tycoon insulted the Daily Show host's intelligence on Twitter saying that he is "much smarter" than Stewart, the Fake News anchor clapped back, joking about Trump on his show and calling him a "F**kface Von Clownstick." (Photo: Stephen Lovekin/Getty Images for Comedy Central)

Central Park Five - This counts for five! Donald Trump hates losing, so when news got out that the Central Park Five — five Black and Latino men who were wrongfully convicted of raping a jogger 25 years ago — was getting a $40 million settlement, he wasn't happy. Trump called the settlement a disgrace, saying in an op-ed, "My opinion on the settlement of the Central Park Jogger case is that it's a disgrace... It is politics at its lowest and worst form."(Photo: NY Daily News via Getty Images)

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Central Park Five - Although they are not celebs, this counts for five! Donald Trump hates losing, so when news got out that the Central Park Five — five Black and Latino men who were wrongfully convicted of raping a jogger 25 years ago — was getting a $40 million settlement, he wasn't happy. Trump called the settlement a disgrace, saying in an op-ed, "My opinion on the settlement of the Central Park Jogger case is that it's a disgrace... It is politics at its lowest and worst form." Although their convictions were overturned, Trump said they were guilty as recent as 2019. (Photo: NY Daily News via Getty Images)

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In 2016, Colin Kaepernick kneeled as a form of protest during the Star-Spangled Banner and Trump attacked Kaepernick for years. Trump said the NFL should suspend him and called NFL players who kneel a "son of a bitch." In 2018, Trump blasted Nike for making Kaepernick the face of an ad campaign.

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Chrissy Teigen and John Legend - John Legend proposed to his long-time girlfriend and Sports Illustrated 2010 Rookie of the Year, Chrissy Teigen; the two got married earlier this year.  (Photo: Alexander Tamargo/Getty Images)

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For Trump, only he can have an opinion about everyone and everything. During his presidency, Chrissy Teigen and John Legend were outspoken about Trump's administration. In 2019, Trump had a hissy fit and tweeted Legend was "boring" and Teigen was "filthy mouthed." So nasty and so rude... (Photo: Alexander Tamargo/Getty Images)

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After the Warriors won the championship in 2017, Curry said he didn't want to visit the White House, considering the horror of the Trump presidency. Trump quickly tweeted that Curry's invitation to the White House had been withdrawn -- however, there is no record that a formal invitation was ever extended... there was nothing to withdraw.

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After the Warriors won the championship in 2017, Curry said he didn't want to visit the White House, considering the horror of the Trump presidency. Trump quickly tweeted that Curry's invitation to the White House had been withdrawn -- however, there is no record that a formal invitation was ever extended... there was nothing to withdraw.