'Brain dead ex-entertainer': Internet roasts Mia Farrow for praising Stormy Daniels as 'strong woman' amid Trump's hush money trial

Mia Farrow publicly supported Stormy Daniels amidst hush money trial proceedings against Donald Trump
Mia Farrow expressed complete solidarity with Stormy Daniels, labeling the adult film actress as a 'strong woman' (Getty Images)
Mia Farrow expressed complete solidarity with Stormy Daniels, labeling the adult film actress as a 'strong woman' (Getty Images)

NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: In the aftermath of Stormy Daniels' testimony against former President Donald Trump during the hush money trial, actress Mia Farrow voiced her full support for the adult film actress, as reported by Breitbart.

Farrow's words of support, describing Daniels as "a strong woman who may not want to appear to be weak or a victim," attracted sharp and intense criticism from users across social media platforms.



 

Mia Farrow voices support for Stormy Daniels following her testimony against Trump

"Stormy is a strong woman who may not want to appear to be weak or a victim, but what she described seemed very like a sexual assault," Farrow penned in a recent post on X (formerly Twitter).

Farrow's controversial comments followed Daniels' much-anticipated testimony, which Judge Juan Merchan criticized as overly detailed and ineffective in persuading jurors. Despite restricting the jury's use of Daniels' testimony, Judge Merchan denied Trump's defense team's motion for a mistrial.

Trump himself had hailed Tuesday, May 7, as a "great day" in court, referencing his critics to emphasize the apparent absence of evidence against him.

"NBC Today Show [said], 'The challenge is that there is no smoking gun, no email, or tape to prove the president's intent,'" Trump informed reporters prior to Daniels' testimony.

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA - MAY 11: Stormy Daniels attends the Los Angeles Premiere Of Neon's
Mia Farrow's endorsement of Stormy Daniels isn't an isolated instance of celebrity support (Getty Images)

"That's what they're trying to get us on: the fact that we call a legal expense a legal expense. The legal expense that we paid was put down as a legal expense. There's nothing else you could say," Trump explained.

Farrow's endorsement of Daniels wasn't an isolated instance of celebrity support.

Comedian Kathy Griffin also recently weighed in, asserting that Daniels "does not and will not lie. Believe her," in response to a post by lawyer and Los Angeles Times columnist Harry Litman, who speculated about Daniels potentially mentioning an "element of assault" involving Trump.

NEW YORK, NY - APRIL 24:  Actor Mia Farrow attends the 2018 Time 100 Gala at Jazz at Lincoln Center
Mia Farrow voices support for Stormy Daniels following her testimony against Trump (Getty Images)

Internet mocks Mia Farrow for supporting Stormy Daniels

Farrow's support for Daniels sparked a wave of mockery and criticism on the internet.

One Facebook user commented, "Mia’s never been the sharpest knife in the drawer!" Another remarked, "Leftist Hollywood thinking in a nutshell. Mia Farrow never was a moral icon."

A user criticized, "This from an out-of-touch liberal whose husband slept with and married their adopted daughter!" Another user bluntly stated, "Another brain dead ex-entertainer." [sic]

A user wrote, "Hypocrites like Mia never change." Meanwhile, one more user expressed, "Mia is pathetic, irrelevant and disgusting."

A user also quipped, "One washout praising another washout." Another user commented, "Mia has always been one brick shy of a full load. Not really a pillar of sanity."

This article contains remarks made on the Internet by individual people and organizations. MEAWW cannot confirm them independently and does not support claims or opinions being made online.

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