'Oh...Wait': Stormy Daniels Trolls Donald Trump After Completing Her Criminal Hush Money Trial Testimony

Stormy Daniels trolled Donald Trump this week shortly after she finished testifying in the criminal hush money trial against the embattled ex-president, RadarOnline.com can report.

The adult film star took to X on Thursday shortly after she finished the second day of her testimony in the ongoing criminal trial against Trump.

Her surprising post also came shortly after Judge Juan Merchan rejected Trump’s request to amend the gag order that prevents the former president from attacking Daniels and any other witness who testified or is set to testify in the still ongoing case.

“Real men respond to testimony by being sworn in and taking the stand in court,” Daniels, 45, tweeted on Thursday evening. “Oh…wait. Nevermind.”

As RadarOnline.com previously noted, the adult film star’s tweet came shortly after Trump and his defense team complained about Daniels’ testimony from Tuesday and Thursday.

Daniels testified about the alleged sexual encounter she shared with Trump in a hotel room in July 2006, as well as the infamous and alleged $130k hush money payment she was later paid to keep quiet about the purported affair.

Trump’s defense attorney, Todd Blanche, approached Judge Merchan shortly after Daniels was excused from the witness stand on Thursday to ask that the narrow gag order be amended so that the former president could “respond to the American people” about Daniels’ testimony.

“He needs an opportunity to respond to the American people,” Blanche argued. “She is no longer a witness.”

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s office also opposed the gag order amendment request. Prosecutor Chris Conroy argued that ex-President Trump and his defense team were living in an “alternate reality.”

“There’s not another side out there,” Conroy said, “there is a proceeding that this order is designed to protect.”

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Trump later raged about the gag order and complained that Judge Merchan “took away [his] constitutional right to free speech.” Trump also suggested that Judge Merchan and the prosecution “don’t want [him] talking.”

“This judge has taken away my constitutional right to free speech,” the 45th president fumed after Daniels’ testimony. “I am the only presidential candidate in history to be gagged. They don’t want me talking.”