LOS ANGELES — The White House has slammed South Park after its latest episode featured an AI-generated, naked Donald Trump begging Satan for sex, sparking outrage from Trump’s camp.

In the provocative season premiere, the fictional Trump stumbles through a desert, is mocked for his anatomy, and threatens to bomb Canada while confusing Iraq with Iran. The show ends with a fake public service announcement portraying Trump as a twisted messiah figure with a "tiny penis but a big love."

White House spokesperson Taylor Rogers dismissed the show as “irrelevant” and accused it of attention-seeking, defending Trump’s record and dismissing the episode as a smear.

The episode aired shortly after South Park creators signed a $1.5 billion streaming deal with Paramount, which is currently pursuing a high-stakes merger with Skydance.

Tensions surrounding the deal rose after Paramount settled a $16 million Trump lawsuit over a 60 Minutes interview and faced backlash for canceling The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, a frequent Trump critic.

Now in its 27th season, South Park remains one of the most valuable and controversial adult animated shows globally.