Kimmel then threw to a clip of Melania promoting the documentary on Fox News, where the First Lady sent a message to divided Americans by saying: “We need to unify. I am calling for unity.” “Oh, good, Melania’s calling for unity,” Kimmel quipped. “Either that, or she is ordering tea. ‘You need tea?'”

The host’s first jab came after comments were made on the “Inside Trump’s Head” podcast that insinuated that Melania was upset that the coverage of the ICE killings in Minneapolis was detracting from the film’s publicity:

Nicki Minaj attended the screening of "Melania" at the newly renamed Trump-Kennedy Center a day before the film hits theaters on Jan. 30.

President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump appear on Jan. 29 at the Trump Kennedy Center debut of 'MELANIA,' discussing the documentary that follows her for 20 days before Trump's inauguration as 47th president.

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Previously a critic of Trump's hardline immigation policies, Minaj - who has said she came to the US with her parents as a child - has praised his leadership in recent years. It comes at a time of protests after Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents were involved in the fatal shootings of US citizens.