Conservative icon Ann Coulter has branded rival Megyn Kelly a hypocrite for her criticism of Lauren Sanchez's exposed inauguration outfit.
Coulter, 63, took aim at Kelly on Wednesday morning by sharing an old photo. Kelly, 54, in a racy black dress as she suggestively pulled down a shoulder strap.
“Is this you?” Coulter wrote.
The question came after Coulter shared a video of Kelly condemning the revealing white outfit Sanchez wore as he watched President Trump be sworn in at the Capitol.
“No one should talk about your t*ts. They should talk about the inauguration,” Kelly said at the time, after comparing Jeff Bezos' fiancée to a prostitute.
Coulter also accused Kelly of being a “bluenose” in a separate post, adding: “Lauren Sanchez looked fine.”
Kelly has not yet responded.
Coulter has been criticized by critics who say Kelly's sexy photo was intended for a magazine photo shoot and not an outfit worn to watch the president's swearing-in.
The feud is surprising given Coulter and Kelly's similar conservative views.
She then posted a photo of Kelly from 2010, wearing a low-cut black dress herself. “Is this you?” in an apparent attempt to point out what she saw as the Republican's even more obvious hypocrisy.
Conservative commentators Ann Coulter and Megyn Kelly are currently at odds over Lauren Sánchez's fashion choice for the inauguration
The conflict stems from Sánchez's lack of a shirt under her suit during Donald Trump's swearing-in, where she wore a lace corset. Kelly said on the set of her podcast on Tuesday that Bezos' bride-to-be “has no lessons.” No dignity. No respect'
Both women began their careers as lawyers, with Coulter becoming a conservative sensation in the late 1990s after calling for the impeachment of then-President Bill Clinton.
Coulter became a talking head on MSNBC after its launch in 1996 and later a successful author whose 2015 tome Adios America was credited with influencing Donald Trump's hardline anti-immigration views.
She and Trump later had a falling out after Coulter condemned the president for failing to complete the border wall.
Kelly switched from law to journalism in the early 2000s and later became a major Fox News star.
She launched her wildly successful podcast The Megyn Kelly Show after being fired from NBC News for comments about blackface Halloween costumes.
Kelly was previously an independent voter who supported both Republican and Democratic candidates but rallied hard behind Trump over the Biden administration's stance on transgender ideology.
Kelly wasn't the only famous conservative whose actions were noticed by Coulter this week.
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In other tweets written this week, the pundit proudly welcomed Trump's second presidency while criticizing his predecessor for “transgressions.”[ing] almost every written immigration law.”
Late Tuesday morning, she reveled in the recent release of more than 1,500 defendants involved in the January 6, 2021, insurrection, as she scoured a network to which she previously offered insight into the trial.
“I love that CNN is interviewing the embittered ex-wives of the released J6 prisoners,” she wrote about segments that aired on the channel earlier in the day.
“Because NOTHING is more trustworthy than a bitter ex,” she snapped sarcastically.
'Stop being such blue-nosers. Lauren Sánchez looked good,” Coulter, 63, wrote on
As for Kelly, she also continued to campaign for Trump on X, years after engaging in a bitter feud with the Republican both online and on national television.
The abrupt facet can be traced back to a July 2023 taping of The Megyn Kelly Show, where she appeared to put the couple's long-held animosity in the rearview mirror.
The praise, she said at the time, came after a private, “one-on-one” conversation with the then-campaigning Conservative, who just a few years ago branded her “crazy” and a “bimbo” after bringing up how he has labeled women as 'pigs' and 'dogs'.
The seemingly destroyed feud between the two began in August 2015, when they clashed during what was then the first Republican presidential debate in South Carolina.
There, Kelly told the eventual president, “You've called women you don't love fat pigs, dogs, slobs and disgusting animals.”
Then Trump fired back on Twitter: “Wow, @megynkelly really bombed tonight. People are going wild on Twitter! Funny to see.'
The tirade continued in comments on CNN, where Trump said, “There was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her everywhere,” apparently suggesting that Kelly had been mean to him during her period.
As for Kelly, she also continued to campaign for Trump on X, years after engaging in a bitter feud with the Republican both online and on national TV.
Their relationship has since been restored, after a meeting in 2015 when it became clear that he could become president. The two are seen shortly afterwards following his victory over Hillary Clinton
As history repeated itself on Monday with his second swearing-in, Kelly refined Sánchez's outfit.
'[Sánchez] dresses like a prostitute,” she said on set. “She looked like a whore,” she continued, commenting on her corset.
'She showed her breasts. I can't be with this woman. The girls were gone… I can see the center of her breasts. I can see her underboobs… this is absurd. She couldn't keep them hidden for even a day.'
DailyMail.com has contacted Coulter for comment.
