Alec Baldwin to Melania Trump: "Come to the light"

Alec Baldwin invited the first lady, Melania Trump, to "come to light", then asked the first lady to join him on NBC's "Saturday Night Live".

"Dear Melania, we know what you think, how you feel, you quiver in anticipation, shiver with a strange and new courage," Baldwin tweeted Saturday. "Come, come to the light, we will welcome you as a hero in a way that you would never have imagined possible, and then, I will ask you to call SNL, sincerely, Alec.

Baldwin's invitation came amidst a fiery storm on a jacket that the first lady wore during a trip to McAllen, Texas, to visit a center that hosts migrant children.

The words "I'm really plugging in, is not it?" It was asked if the first lady was planning to send a message by wearing this jacket, her spokeswoman, Stephanie Grisham, said, "It's a jacket. In Texas, I hope the media will not choose to focus on his wardrobe. "

The actor also tweeted an old photo of him and Melania Trump from the Hilaria Foundation's Twitter account and Alec Baldwin with the caption: "We have a chair waiting for you in the makeup room @nbcsnl."

A spokeswoman for Melania Trump, Stephanie Grisham, said Baldwin might have a "crush" on the first lady.

"He still mentioned it?" she says. "I'd used to say that he was using his name for advertising, but now I'm starting to think that Mr. Baldwin may have a crush on Ms. Trump that becomes obsessive-limiting."

Baldwin, who has played the role of President Trump on "SNL" since 2016, said in March that every time he does his presidential representation it is "agony".

This caused a quick response from the president, who slammed "SNL" and Baldwin several times and earlier described the representation of the show of him as "a coup d'emploi."

"Alec Baldwin, whose dying mediocre career was saved by his terrible impersonation of me on SNL, now says that gambling was an agony," Trump tweeted in response to the March comments from the actor . "Alec, it was an agony for those who were forced to watch, bring back Darrell Hammond, funnier and more talented!"

Although the president has always slammed "SNL", Trump has hosted the series as a candidate in 2015 amidst several protests and has boasted notes of his episode.