Scots comedian Janey Godley has struck again with another of her satirical voice overs and the latest features Donald Trump 's doctor.
Last week, the US President announced he had contracted coronavirus.
The president has gone out of his way to maintain a strong image since the diagnosis and even went on a car ride to wave at supporters - a move which has been widely criticised.
The keenness of some in the Trump camp to maintain their leader's image has led Janey Godley to make his medic the subject of her latest voice over.
Speaking over footage of Trump's doctor, she said: "He's an absolute amazing specimen of a man, he's the perfect weight, he's got a good height, I've never seen a man fight an infection like this, he's like a man struggling with a wolf.
"He's healthy, he's looking great, he's not drank bleach or anything, please don't hurt my family!"
Fans from all over the world loved Janey's latest video.
One said: "Thank you from Kansas!! This was hilarious...and we need funny, right now."
While another added: "Love the bit at the end "dont hurt my family" lol."
And one wrote: "Marvellously done!"
Janey has made no secret about her feelings towards Trump and back in 2016, she lead a protest outside his hotel in Turnberry where she held up a sign which read: "Trump is a c**t".
Donald Trump and his wife Melania contracted coronavirus, shortly after his presidential debate with Joe Biden.
Donald Trump was flown to hospital over the weekend with a fever after testing positive for Covid-19.
White House officials said the US President will be looked after at a special suite in the Walter Reed National Military Medical Centre.
Roughly 17 hours after the 74-year-old announced that he and First Lady Melania Trump had tested positive for the coronavirus, Trump walked slowly from the White House to a waiting helicopter to be taken to the hospital in Bethesda, Maryland.
He wore a mask and did not speak to reporters.
Last week, Janey created voice overs for Nicola Sturgeon and also SNP MP Margaret Ferrier, after she came under fire for travelling from London to Scotland after testing positive for the virus.
