New York, New York - Pipe down, Don! On Wednesday, Donald Trump was reprimanded by the judge overseeing his fraud trial for being too noisy.

Shh!

According to the Associated Press, real estate appraiser Doug Larson was delivering testimony in New York when Trump, upset over Larson defending the appraisal of his Wall Street office, began loudly venting to his legal team.

New York State lawyer Kevin Wallace complained to Judge Arthur Engoron, arguing that Trump's "exhortations" were causing a distraction, and requested the defense "stop commenting during the witness' testimony."

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Engoron then asked everyone in the room to mind their voices, "particularly if it's meant to influence the testimony."

Donald Trump has attended several days of the trial in Manhattan despite not having to do so, after he first made an appearance during the trial's opening day earlier this month.

Also during the trial on Wednesday, a woman reportedly tried to approach Trump in a bizarre outburst and was promptly arrested.

Trump and members of his family are being sued by NY state for $250 million for allegedly inflating the value of the real estate and financial assets of the Trump Organization for years.

Last month, Judge Engoron ruled that Trump was guilty of fraud, and the trial is now in the judgement phase.

Trump was also hit with a gag order during the trial after he attacked an employee of Engoron's on social media.