Way back in 2015, before he was firing everyone from his golden toilet in the White House, Donald Trump just wanted a photo with Sia.

In a Rolling Stone profile published Friday, the singer recalled how Trump politely took it in stride when she declined to take a photo together after they both appeared on Saturday Night Live. But the funniest part? Sia said she had "crazy diarrhea" after the encounter.

Sia was walking back to her dressing room when Trump, who was hosting that night's SNL, spotted her and asked for a photo together.

"We’ve got to get a photo!" Sia recalled Trump saying. His daughter Ivanka was reportedly with the future president and ready to snap a pic, but Sia refused his request.

The singer said she worried about the potential outrage that would come if she was seen with Trump. "Actually, do you mind if we don’t? I have a lot of queer and Mexican fans, and I don’t want them to think that I support your views," she recalled telling Trump.

Seemingly not offended, Trump brushed it off and didn't appear angry or upset. "Oh, no problem. Then don’t," he said in Sia's account.

"It was as if he viewed me as protecting my brand," she added. That's when this story's twist happened.

"I was like, ‘Thank you so much,’" Sia told Rolling Stone, before adding, "and then I went into my dressing room and had crazy diarrhea."

While you might be LOLing at the meeting, as the Huffington Post's follow-up report notes, it's not the only time the Australian pop star ever took a serious dump after being in stressful situation.

In December 2017, she tweeted to her fans how she suffered from similar symptoms after bad weather conditions screwed up a flight, and then a blown tire during a 13-hour drive "has given me crazy diarrhea."

I may be five minutes late. We couldn't catch a plane due to weather, so drove thirteen hours then blew a tire which has given me crazy diarrhea. Bear with me guys. I love you. — sia (@Sia) December 2, 2017

The question now is, will Trump fire back? Shade her on Twitter? We all know how easily irritated the 45th President of the United States gets whenever anyone says anything remotely bad about him.