White Lotus Star Responds To President Online

So, here we are in 2025, and while the world swirls in economic stress, diplomatic tensions, and general post-pandemic existential dread, Rothwell has laser-focused her energy into one very specific form of catharsis: tweeting “you are trash” at President Donald J. Trump.

Not once. Not twice. But an estimated 190 times since last fall. And yes, she’s been so committed that on the days she skips, she makes up for it later. That’s consistency with a capital C.

This past Saturday, though? Natasha decided to spice things up. She threw in a little visual flair with her usual shade: a photo of Trump at Pope Francis’s funeral, looking like he’d just realized the WiFi password was Latin and eternal damnation might involve awkward Vatican seating. With a smug “LMAO” on top, it was peak digital pettiness — and her followers ate it up.

Let’s be clear here: this isn’t just your run-of-the-mill celebrity political chirping. Rothwell’s anti-Trump thread has become a ritual.

We’re talking holiday editions (her Thanksgiving tweet included a wish that his turkey be “stuffed with dookie”), spiritual snubs (“I hope you had a s***** Easter Sunday”), and even some cross-institutional shade directed at six Supreme Court Justices — three of whom Trump appointed — immortalized in a banner image on her X profile like a rogue’s gallery.

And all this while Rothwell’s career is thriving. From Insecure to The White Lotus to the new FX series How to Die Alone, she’s not just trolling — she’s booked and busy. And yes, she’s still collaborating with Mike White, the maestro behind The White Lotus, who described her as a “foxhole buddy” during their grueling shoot.

Apparently, when lizards entered the set and chaos ensued, Rothwell kept spirits high and scripts grounded in truth — “I am not a nature girlie,” she declared, further solidifying her icon status.

Meanwhile, over in D.C., Trump’s administration continues to weather storms — tariffs, inflation worries, and a populace still waiting for campaign promises to be more than talking points. Tuesday will mark his 100th day of his second term.

One might expect reflection, maybe a reset. Instead? There’s Natasha, still on X, still tapping out three words that have become her morning mantra.