Meghan McCain adds fuel to Teddi Mellencamp feud

Teddi Mellencamp (left) and Meghan McCain (right) have been feuding since McCain called the "Real Housewife" star "boring" in a February interview (NBC/ABC)

Meghan McCain is adding more fuel to her feud with Teddi Mellencamp.

The two famous daughters have been beefing from afar since “The View” co-host McCain dubbed the “Real Housewives” newbie “boring” while appearing on “Watch What Happens Live” in February.

In an interview with TooFab last week, Mellencamp responded, “I would never comment on how I think Meghan McCain does at her job,” adding, “I just wouldn’t. That’s not my place. I’m about empowering other women to be the best they can be.”

But that rebuttal didn’t cut it for the daytime debater, who gave another pointed interview this week about Mellencamp.

“Even I thought that response was boring,” McCain dished on the podcast “Everything Iconic with Danny Pellegrino” on Wednesday. “That was such a boring response. If you’re going to cat fight with me, then f–king cat fight with me, like come up with something better than that. You’re boring.”

Adding to her rant, McCain said: “That’s boringness of all boring, like you’re not even answering in a good way.”

As for the other “Housewives of Beverly Hills,” McCain said, “I hate Dorit [Kemsley] this season.”

“I’ve really tried to like Dorit,” she lamented. “I’ve tried and tried. I don’t like her, I don’t like her accent [or] her wigs.”

But in McCain’s eyes, Erika Girardi — whose icy relationship with Mellencamp has played out on camera this season — can do no wrong.

“Erika could probably, like, run over my cousin and I still wouldn’t be mad,” she said of the newly minted author.

Mellencamp fired back at McCain’s latest barb in a statement to Page Six on Wednesday night.

“For someone who thinks I’m so boring she sure has a lot to say about me,” she said. “Of all the horses I have ever ridden, I have never been on one as high as the one Meghan sits on,” the former pro equestrian added.

This article originally appeared in the New York Post.