In the ongoing (and increasingly surreal) feud between the U.S. commander-in-chief and comedian Rosie O鈥橠onnell, Rosie may get the last laugh.
On Thursday night, O鈥橠onnell changed her Twitter avatar to an image of her face edited onto a picture of White House chief strategist and former Breitbart chief Steve Bannon.
The cryptic gesture comes after O鈥橠onnell hinted in an interview to NBC News on Tuesday that she鈥檇 be willing to parody Bannon on Saturday Night Live. She also tweeted 鈥渋f called I will serve.鈥�
O鈥橠onnell didn鈥檛 immediately dispel the rumours, but retweeted another tweet that read, 鈥淎 @Rosie picture is worth a thousand words.鈥�
鈥淓xactly,鈥� she replied.
exactly
鈥� ROSIE (@Rosie)
The photo was met with plenty of excitement online.
RT if you agree O'Donnell should play Bannon on
鈥� Mr. Jameson Neat (@MrJamesonNeat)
Yo is Steve Bannon. Comedy ALWAYS wins
鈥� Squirt Angle (@StephMcNasty)
I don't know what about Saturday excites me more: going out with my girls & getting loose or possibly playing Bannon on SNL?
鈥� Gina (@GigiClawk)
Here's a sentence you'd never thought you'd say
鈥� Kevin Flood (@FLOOKLYN)
Rosie O'Donnell was born to play Steve Bannon
O鈥橠onnell and U.S. President Donald Trump have a longstanding feud that precedes his career in politics. Trump called O鈥橠onnell a 鈥渓oser鈥� after she criticized him on the View in 2006. In a Republican debate in August 2015, Trump was asked by moderator Megyn Kelly about comments he made describing some women as 鈥渇at pigs,鈥� 鈥渄ogs,鈥� 鈥渟lobs鈥� and 鈥渄isgusting animals.鈥�
"Only Rosie O'Donnell," Trump responded.
O鈥橠onnell鈥檚 new photo comes after Melissa McCarthy did a bombastic, no-holds-barred impression of White House press secretary Sean Spicer last week, which included her lifting the podium and ramming it into a reporter.
