Rosie O'Donnell has never been a fan of Trump - and she is quite vocal about her opinions. O'Donnell and Trump have had a long-lasting feud with each other, beginning in 2006 when the comedian mocked him during the US talk show The View, which O'Donnell co-hosted, over the Miss USA Pageant, which Trump co-owned.

More recently, Trump has used vulgar descriptions of O'Donnell, such as a "slob", "fat" and "an unattractive woman both inside and out" when asked about his attitude towards women during a debate back in 2015.

It seems that she will turn her protests into comedy by playing the role of Trump's advisor Steve Bannon alongside Alec Baldwin who plays Trump and Melissa McCarthy who plays Sean Spicer - Trump's press secretary.

These rumours arose after O'Donnell changed her twitter icon to a picture of her face photoshopped on to Bannon's body, and they look eerily similar. She has also tweeted saying she 'will serve' and 'will be ready' if called upon to take up the comedy role.

@calvininsf - i am here to serve - alec has trump - melissa has spice - i would need a few days to prepare - so if called - i will be ready

— ROSIE (@Rosie) February 7, 2017

Lots of twitter users also seem to be quite keen on O'Donnell taking up this role:

If @Rosie does appear as Steve Bannon on @nbcsnl (PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE) can someone please hide the launch codes from you know who. Thanks. pic.twitter.com/qe9mAB45iG

— Jando Design (@JandoDesign) February 10, 2017

@Rosie @StephenAtHome Please, please, please get Rosie O'Donnell as S. Bannon. Get the jump on SNL! pic.twitter.com/qDblMZnHIT

— Peachy (@KEFWRuby) February 10, 2017

@Sethrogen @Rosie @therealdonaldtrump @POTUS Please God let Rosie, Melissa, and Alec drive Trump into a nervous breakdown this weekend. pic.twitter.com/zS1lnl3szm

— Lori Hackney (@LoriHackney) February 10, 2017