If the shoe fits!

Megyn Kelly branded Rachel Zegler “a pig” after the star of Disney’s “Snow White” reboot viciously said she wished supporters of President-elect Donald Trump would “never know peace.”

The conservative firebrand gave Zegler, 23, and Disney a piece of her mind during her SiriusXM show Thursday — calling out the media giant for hypocrisy and the young starlet for her poorly articulated political positions.

“Imagine this, a Broadway actress saying, ‘F Biden supporters, may Biden and Kamala never know peace.’ That person would be fired so quickly it would make your head spin,” Kelly fumed.

“Hi Disney! You’re going to have to remake your movie because this woman is a pig, and you fired Gina Carano for a lot less than this crap.

“There’s something wrong with this person,” Kelly said of Zegler.

Gina Carano was fired from Disney’s hit ‘The Mandalorian’ in 2021 after she compared the treatment of Jews in Nazi Germany to the treatment of conservatives in contemporary America.

Zegler plays the eponymous Disney character ‘Snow White’ in the upcoming live-action remake of the classic cartoon.

The Gen-Z star took to Instagram in the wake of the presidential election and called out Trump supporters for “leaning” the country in a negative direction.

“I find myself speechless in the middle of this,” she wrote in an Instagram Story. “Another four years of hate, leaning us into a world I don’t want to live in. Leaning us into a world where it will be difficult to raise my daughter.

“There is a deep sickness in this country…evidenced by the sheer number of people who stood up for this man who threatens our democracy,” she continued.

“May Trump supporters, Trump voters, and Trump himself never know peace,” the young starlet concluded.

Zegler, who wrote that she feared for “her daughter,” is not married and has no children.

Last year, Disney decided to delay the release of the live-action “Snow White” – which has a budget of $209 million – after fans mocked the film’s portrayal of the Seven Dwarfs.

The woke production had replaced the traditionally fraternally similar Seven Dwarfs with an inclusive cast that was diverse in both race and size.

Producers sent the project back to the drawing board, where they replaced the originally poorly cast actors with CGI dwarfs.

Zegler made headlines earlier this year when she revealed her illiterate interpretation of the fairy tale first written by the Brothers Grimm in the 19th century.

“I just mean it’s not 1937 anymore,” Zegler said in a resurfaced 2022 interview at the Disney D23 Expo. “She will not be saved by the prince, and she will not dream of true love.”

She also says that the original parts of the film were “weird” and that the prince in the story “literally haunts” Snow White.

Zegler received enormous backlash because of the commentary on the classic story at the time.

She also caused controversy in August when she posted “free Palestine” on X after the first trailer for “Snow White” appeared online.

Zegler recently celebrated opening night on Broadway as Juliet in Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet.”

“Snow White” will hit theaters in 2025 after three years of production. The film was written by Barbie director Greta Gerwig and is directed by Marc Webb.