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At least Rob Reiner admitted it.

The “Misery” director told his social media flock he checked into a “facility” shortly after Donald Trump’s Nov. 5 win.

Other stars afflicted with Trump Derangement Syndrome may want to follow in his footsteps.

Take “The View.” The all-female crew has been raging against President-Elect Trump for some time. Whoopi Goldberg and Sunny Hostin appear the most impacted by Trump Derangement Syndrome. Hostin told viewers not to spend the holidays with family members who voted for Orange Man Bad.

Goldberg warned that Trump would separate interracial couples.

These people are not well.

That feels tame compared to Rosie O’Donnell. The 62-year-old comic has publicly sparred with Trump for years. He’s been less than kind to her in return, part of his bruising brand that turns off some voters. 

Still, he doesn’t bring her up these days. He’s busy planning his second term.

O’Donnell can’t let Trump go, though.

She blasted Time Magazine for naming him the “Man of the Year,” an obvious choice no matter where you stand on the outspoken leader.

“Man of the year, Donald Trump. Well, f*** you Time Magazine. F*** you, seriously,” O’Donnell said. “How about most dangerous man of the year? How about most criminal man of the year? How about the worst president we’ve ever had… of the year.”

She also lashed out at MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” for meeting with the President-Elect after eviscerating him on-air for month upon month.

Derangement.

It’s no secret most late-night stars loathe Trump. Only one nearly broke down in tears post-election, though. That honor goes to ABC’s “Jimmy Kimmel Live” host.

Prior to the election, Kimmel dragged out his wife on-camera to lecture the audience about voting against Trump.

Who does that?

Kathy Griffin watched her career collapse after posting a 2017 snapshot of her holding Trump’s bloody head aloft like an ISIS video. She’s been obsessed with Trump ever since, even though he rarely if ever mentions her name.

She recently warned her dwindling fan base that they may not be able to see her stand-up routine much longer. She teetered between comedy and conspiracy in a chat with a Chicago media outlet.

“I do kind of go back and forth between some stuff because it’s been a few seven years since my Trump decapitated head photo scandal where I was on the no-fly list and the Interpol list, and now he’s going to be president again and I’m on the enemies list, so come see me before I’m in one of those internment camps,” she said.

Oscar-winner Robert De Niro’s TDS is legendary. The “Raging Bull” alum even appeared outside a Trump courtroom earlier this year to blast the real estate mogul.

He’s been quiet following Trump’s landslide victory, though. Perhaps he’s channeling his anger into his art, a constructive way to deal with the post-election blues.