Continuing her classless feud with President Donald Trump, a battle that has now lasted over a decade, Rosie O'Donnell tweeted at her longtime rival while presenting at this year's GLAAD media awards.

The famed comedienne attended the ceremony in New York City Saturday night as a surprise guest and tweeted a crude message at President Trump while honoring Tony Award-winning actor Billy Porter with the evening’s Vitto Russo Award.

Mid-speech, Rosie pulled out her phone to text Trump, similar to Jimmy Kimmel's troll tweets at this year's Oscars. 

"F–ck you. Donald. From, the gays," she said. "Sent."

She then pledged $100,000 to "fight anti-LGBT legislation," according to Breitbart.

The ​Trump bashing continued from then on, with the show's host, Ross Matthews, mocking the alleged low attendance at Trump's inauguration.  

“We have big stars here tonight. We have more stars than a Trump inauguration,” Mathews said. “To be fair, my Yelp review of the Burger King in Times Square has more stars than Trump’s inauguration.”

The room was also the same ballroom that Trump delivered his acceptance speech in following the election this past November, said Matthews.  

“Since this is the room where Trump won, we’re going to sage the room,” he joked.

Will and Grace star Debra Messing received the Excellence in Media award and hit at Ivanka Trump for not standing up for women. 

“It’s not enough to simply say that women’s issues are important to you. It’s time to do something. You can change the lives of millions of women and children just by telling your dad stories about real people who are suffering,” Messing said.

We're not sure what these celebrities know about real people, but one thing we can tell them is that real people don't care about celebrities anymore.