Jemele Hill let her fingers do the talking Sunday on Twitter, hours after news broke of her upcoming exit from ESPN.

As followers quickly celebrated or mourned Hill’s departure from the Worldwide Leader — her last day is Friday, The Post’s Andrew Marchand reported, as the network is buying her out — the former “SportsCenter” host summed it all up by posting a gif of a dumpster fire, writing, “Live look at my mentions.”

One Twitter user cheered the buyout of Hill — who had been co-host of “SC6” until early February, when she left for The Undefeated — by writing, “I can finally watch a politically free episode of Sportscenter on ESPN.”

“I’ll give you $100 if you can name one political episode of SportsCenter you’ve seen where I was the anchor,” Hill, 42, fired back Sunday morning. “Please tell me the SportsCenter where we discussed health care, immigration or voting laws. I’ve also not done SC since February, so you could have done this already.”

With her last week, Hill signaled that she’ll be appearing on “The Dan Le Batard Show,” as well as “Highly Questionable.”

Hill famously blasted President Trump last year, calling him a “white supremacist,” and was suspended last fall after suggesting to her followers that if they were angry about Cowboys owner Jerry Jones’ stance on the national anthem, they could boycott.

She became perhaps ESPN’s most divisive figure and the face of one of its most divisive shows in “SC6,” which was a more opinionated version of “SportsCenter.” She had made a reported $2.5 million per year, and her buyout has been completed.