PUBLICITY-CRAVING ICE BARBIE CAN'T STAND THE PUBLICITY SHE GOT FROM SOUTH PARK

'ICE Barbie' Kristi Noem lashes out at South Park for mocking her looks in latest episode

 

By Joe Hutchison 

 

Daily Mail

Aug 8, 2025

 

The Secretary of Homeland Security was seen murdering dogs as the wrinkle reducer ate away at her face in the second episode of South Park's latest season

 

Kristi Noem has hit out at the creators of South Park after they portrayed her as a Botox-obsessed dog killer in its latest satirical jab at the Trump administration.

The Secretary of Homeland Security was seen gunning down dogs as the wrinkle reducer ate away at her face in the second episode of the show's latest season. 

Speaking with conservative political commentator Glenn Beck on his podcast, Noem described the content as 'lazy'.

'I didn't get to see it, I was going over budget numbers. I just think it never ends, it's lazy to constantly make fun of women for how they look.

'Always the liberals and extremists do that, if they wanted to criticize my job go ahead and do that but clearly they can't. They just pick something petty like that.'

The dog killings was a direct reference to her own admission that she once shot her own puppy to put it down. 

A clip of the episode shows ICE agents, led by Noem, storming a Dora the Explorer Live show where she guns down a service dog as audience members are arrested. 

Following the raid her face then starts to droop and sag before a pit crew of makeup artists swamp the character and recover her looks. 

The episode went on to show ICE agents and Noem raiding heaven as her face melted and fell onto the floor, taking on a life of its own. 

South Park also targeted Vice President JD Vance, portraying him as a man-child servant to Trump.

Vance did not seem bothered by the portrayal, and wrote on Twitter: 'Well, I've finally made it.'

The show also took aim at conservative pundit Charlie Kirk, showing him getting caught by his mom as he is 'master-debating' in his bedroom.

In the season premiere, Trump was also featured as being in bed with Satan, alongside a deep fake of him wandering in the desert. 

That episode had also touched on the ongoing controversy concerning the alleged Epstein client list. 

'Another random b**** commented on my Instagram that you're on the Epstein list,' Satan said. 'The Epstein list?' Trump asks. 'Are we still talking about that?'

Attempting to get answers, Satan probes: 'Well, are you on the list or not? It's weird that whenever it comes up, you just tell everyone to relax.'

 

Noem's face starts to droop and sag before a pit crew of makeup artists swamp the character and recover her looks in the new episode

 

'I'm not telling everyone to relax,' Trump replies, before quipping: 'Relax, guy!'

The show has also touched on Stephen Colbert's Late Show being pulled after critics say the network axed the show to appease Trump. 

The White House issued a statement on the 27th season premiere after it aired last month.

'This show hasn't been relevant for over 20 years and is hanging on by a thread with uninspired ideas in a desperate attempt for attention,' White House spokesperson Taylor Rogers said in the statement.

'President Trump has delivered on more promises in just six months than any other president in our country’s history – and no fourth-rate show can derail President Trump’s hot streak.'

Earlier this week, however, the Department of Homeland Security's X account shared an image of South Park's ICE depiction as it called on Americans to join the agency.

'Wait so we ARE relevant?' replied the South Park account on X.