Speaking at a UN luncheon in 2017, the First Lady said: “No child should ever feel hungry, stalked, frightened, terrorised, bullied, isolated or afraid, with nowhere to turn.

“Nothing could be more urgent nor worthy a cause than preparing future generations for adulthood with true moral clarity and responsibility.”

“It remains our generation’s moral imperative to take responsibility for what our children learn,” she said. “We must turn our focus right now to the message and content they are exposed to on a daily basis – social media.”

However, many were quick to point out that if Melania really cared about creating a less aggressive online world, she could start by having a word with her husband. President Trump has frequently been accused of promoting violence on social media: he once re-tweeted a fake GIF (from an anti-Semitic account) of him hitting Hillary Clinton with a golf ball, has tweeted multiple threats of nuclear war against North Korea, and regularly takes to social media to insult people he dislikes.

Bell, though, decided not to get into the specifics during her SAG speech. Instead, continuing the gag, she pointed at Veep’s Tony Hale and said: “I’m looking at you, Tony Hale. You’re a bully.

“You guys, he’s savage on Twitter. I’m serious.”

Kristen Bell savages Melania Trump in her SAG Awards opening speech