Comedy writer Toby Morton has set his sights on journalist Megyn Kelly as his latest subject for a satirical website. Morton, known for his work on South Park and previous online projects, is making headlines with his new venture.
Earlier, Morton captured attention in 2025 by acquiring two Trump Kennedy Center domains, preempting a renaming attempt by the president. Dubbed the ‘creator of anti-fascists websites,’ Morton has launched various sites targeting prominent figures and issues. His projects include the Trump obituary site and a website depicting Stephen Miller with pointed criticism.
Morton’s recent focus is ‘The Cornell 7,’ which highlights men involved in Jane Doe’s lawsuit. This site features names, photographs, court documents, and related reports.
Megyn Kelly, known for hosting The Megyn Kelly Show, has attracted attention with her comments on the Cornell lawsuit. In response, Morton addressed her on Instagram. ‘Hello, Megyn Marie Kelly. I see you blocked me on social media. How adorable. I’ve been so busy doing things that matter, I completely forgot to give you the attention you so desperately need,’ he quipped.
Morton also revealed he registered the domain megynmariekelly.com. Currently, no content appears on the site. Morton teased, ‘See you soon,’ in his post, accompanied by a photo indicating the domain’s registration is underway.
While Newsweek sought comments from Morton and Kelly, neither responded by the time of publication. The story continues to evolve and updates may follow.

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