It appears that ousted Trump staffer Omarosa Manigault Newman and ABC's Robin Roberts will not be exchanging Christmas gifts this year.

Manigault Newman has declared a “black woman civil war” on Robin Roberts — calling the “Good Morning America” co-host “petty” for dissing her after an interview Thursday morning.

Page Six says that Roberts fired the first shot when she snarked, “Bye, Felicia,” following the segment with the “Apprentice” star — a quote from the 1995 film “Friday” that has become a popular dismissive put-down.

“That was petty,” Manigault Newman responded to “Inside Edition” when asked about Roberts’ remark. “It’s a black woman civil war.”

Manigault Newman had gone on “GMA” to give her spin on her being bounced from Trump's team.  She said she was the one who resigned, after seeing things in the administration that made her “very uncomfortable.”

But Roberts wasn’t buying it.

“She says she has a story to tell and I’m sure she will be selling that story. Yeah. Bye, Felicia,” the host said.

Maybe the "Bye, Felicia" remark was a bit petty, but Roberts is dead on when she says that Omarosa  will try and cash in on "her story."

In that way, she and Trump are still on the same page.