The model briefly took her Twitter account off its private setting on Saturday to unleash a tweetstorm directed at the president-elect.
Earlier that morning Trump demanded that the cast of the "Hamilton" apologise to Mike Pence who attended the Broadway musical on Friday night and was booed by the audience and addressed by the cast from the stage after the show.
"Wow @realdonaldtrump is right. I can't believe they would subject poor, innocent Mike Pence to such abhorrent, evil hate speech," she wrote sarcastically. "Look who wants a f**ing safe space now. The very thing him and his supporters make fun of as liberal political correctness. God, what a POS."
The model and TV personality rattled off about half a dozen more tweets in one of which she called Trump's presidency an "inevitable dumpster fire."
She also referenced what has become frequently-referenced backlash to the amount of attention the ordeal has gotten - that Trump is using the events at "Hamilton" to distract from the fact that he agreed on Friday to pay $25 million to settle a series of lawsuits against Trump University.
"Donald knows very well what he is doing. He knows the Hamilton speech was NBD. He knows his tweet will fire both sides up to distract from the 25 million dollar settlement of yesterday. Most conniving human on planet earth," she wrote.
Teigen is married to John Legend who also commented on the "Hamilton" situation and the call of Trump supporters to boycott the show.
"If boycotthamilton goes like boycottbeyonce I'm gonna start boycottjohnlegend. S-- seems lucrative," he wrote.
Other celebrities have also insinuated that they suspect Pence's trip to see "Hamilton" was used intentionally as a distraction.
The Big Short director Adam McKay tweeted Saturday that he suspected involvement from Trump's newly appointed chief advisor Steve Bannon.
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