Heidi Klum is weighing in on the 2016 election.
Back in August, Donald Trump made headlines for the umpteenth time when he said Klum is "no longer a 10." At the time, the supermodel tweeted her response to his remarks, sharing a cheeky video along with the hashtag #HeidiTrumpsTrump.
And today, the 42-year-old beauty stopped by the Ellen DeGeneres Show, where she insisted "we need a woman" president.
Are you listening, Hillary Clinton?
"I was watching the election because really for the first time I have to admit it, it is quite fun, because of all of the fighting and all the madness that is going on and all of the sudden my name comes up," Klum recalled to Ellen DeGeneres. "What do I have to do with any of this?"
With regards to Trump's insult, the mother of four said, "I mean who is even a 10? No one is a 10," before adding she has no idea why Trump chose to rate her appearance.
"All I have to say: May the best woman win," Klum, who has dual German and U.S. citizenship, added of the upcoming election.
Currently, Carly Fiorina and Hillary Clinton are the only two women who have entered the race. Fiorina is vying for the Republican party nomination while Clinton is the front runner for the Democratic party.
"I have to say we have not been doing very badly in Germany. In Germany, we have a chancellor, Angela Merkel, since I think 2005, which is 10 years now and she's been doing very well," Klum reasoned before insisting, "We need a woman—let's have a woman."
Care to respond, Mr. Trump?