Charlie Sheen hopes Trump is next celebrity to die

“Dear God,” Sheen tweeted Wednesday, “Trump next, please.”

The latter part of the tweet was repeated a handful of times, ending with an emoji giving the middle finger.

He tweeted the sentiment shortly after actress Debbie Reynolds died. Her death comes a day after the death of her daughter, actress Carrie Fisher.

In July 2015, Sheen called Trump “a shame pile of idiocy.” But a month later, he said he would be Trump’s vice president if asked. By early 2016, the actor called on America to “wake up” because he didn’t want the real estate mogul to win the White House.