In an unexpected and hilarious turn of events, Jim Carrey and Jimmy Kimmel took to their late-night shows to roast former President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump.

What started as a typical night of comedic banter quickly turned into an unforgettable moment of public mockery.

The two comedians unleashed a barrage of jokes aimed at Trump’s behavior, public persona, and the absurdities of his post-presidency life.

The jokes came fast and furious, with Kimmel playing on Trump’s fragile ego and Carrey turning him into a walking parody of himself.

Kimmel’s sarcasm cut through Trump’s delicate pride like a hot knife through butter.

One of the most pointed moments came when Kimmel poked fun at Trump’s obsession with his image, particularly his constant tweeting and complaints about his portrayal in the media.

“Trump probably cares more about what celebrities think of him than actual policies or geography,” Kimmel quipped, referencing Trump’s infamous confusion about Belgium being a city.

Jim Carrey wasn’t shy either, taking aim at Melania’s robotic public demeanor and her often-forced smiles.

He humorously suggested that Melania might be playing the role of First Lady “like a washed-up actress,” alluding to her apparent indifference.

But the most brutal part came when Carrey and Kimmel turned their attention to the Trump marriage.

They speculated that Melania may have married Trump for the fame, not for love, drawing attention to her cold body language whenever he tried to hold her hand in public.

Carrey didn’t hold back, even suggesting that Trump’s “biggest enemy” was not a foreign power, but two comedians with an arsenal of jokes ready to roast him.

Trump, of course, is no stranger to controversies, but this time, it wasn’t a group of political rivals poking at him; it was a comedic duo who had no intention of easing up.

The former president, notorious for his insults and thin skin, likely took the whole roasting personally, something that was evident from his usual response to criticism.

Despite his bravado, Trump couldn’t escape the punchline of the evening.

And that’s where the irony lies: the man who spent years throwing insults is now a punchline himself.

As Carrey and Kimmel tore into him, Trump’s supporters found themselves in a difficult position: they could either laugh at the ridiculousness of the situation or try to defend the indefensible.

In the end, Trump’s refusal to laugh it off likely triggered a meltdown of his own.

His obsession with public image, constant rage tweeting, and desperate attempts to control his narrative made him the perfect target for comedians with sharp wit and biting humor.

The best part of the entire event wasn’t just the jokes—it was Trump’s inevitable response.

As expected, he took to social media, probably typing in all caps as he ranted about how late-night comedians were part of a “deep state conspiracy,” as he so often claims.

But one thing’s for sure: no matter how much he denies it, Trump is likely stewing over the fact that two of Hollywood’s biggest comedians turned him into the punchline of a national joke.

His constant rants and online outrage only fuel the fire of the jokes, making his character, in Carrey and Kimmel’s eyes, an endless source of material.

And though Trump may continue to deflect the jokes, the reality is clear: he can dish it out, but he sure can’t take it.

This moment stands as a testament to the power of comedy to expose the flaws of even the most powerful people.

And for Trump, it looks like the joke’s on him.