Former South Park Writer Purchased Megyn Kelly Domain
Toby Morton acquired megynmariekelly.com, marking the latest domain purchase in his history of digital activism.
Updated on Oct. 8, 2026 in Internet
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Former South Park writer Toby Morton has purchased the domain name megynmariekelly.com. As of Thursday morning, the website remained empty.
Why it matters
Morton, who previously created thetrumpobituary.com and sites regarding a Cornell University lawsuit, stated the purchase serves as a form of digital self-care.
The registration follows Morton's prior activity, including domains related to the Trump Kennedy Center in 2025 and a site identifying seven men named in a Cornell University lawsuit.
The players
Toby Morton
A former South Park writer who creates websites focused on public figures and legal controversies.
Megyn Kelly
The host of The Megyn Kelly Show.
The details
Morton announced the domain purchase for megynmariekelly.com via a post on Instagram. The move follows a pattern of creating specialized, often critical websites, such as thetrumpobituary.com, which serves as a repository for specific political or legal commentary.
Timeline
• In 2025, Toby Morton purchased domains associated with the Trump Kennedy Center.
• On the morning of Thursday, October 8, 2026, the domain showed no content.
The Tech Race
This move follows the established trend of domain squatting and digital name-staking for public commentary. It mirrors Morton's prior efforts to own the digital space surrounding specific public figures and controversies.
Visitors to megynmariekelly.com currently encounter a placeholder as the site is not yet active. Morton has indicated he plans to add content to the domain in the future.
The takeaway
Morton has a track record of using domain ownership to facilitate public discourse regarding high-profile figures and litigation. Readers can monitor the domain for future content updates.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Newsweek.
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