British woman begs America to 'adopt' her following Donald Trump's historic election win

It's no secret that Donald Trump is set to become president of the ... again.

On Wednesday, November 6, it was confirmed he had won the , and before the official ballots were in. While many people remain torn over the outcome, one British woman seems rather pleased.

In fact, she's begged Americans to "adopt" her following one of the most historic results in politics. Phoebe, known as phoebeisginger1 on , has gone after she confessed she'd love to move to the States.

Over a candid video of herself opening up about her dreams, she wrote: "Now Trump has won... can an American adopt me?" In the clip, she said: "Trump has in fact won the election, which means some of you are probably wanting to move out of your country right now. Before you do Americans, please don't go anywhere.

"I am wanting to move to the US. I don't care what it takes. I will pay upwards of $5,000 (£3,865.95) a month to live and stay with you if you can adopt me. I am looking for someone from the U S of A to adopt me. I want to experience the culture, I want to experience the Captain Crunch every single morning, I want to experience the Tim Tams. I want to experience the 7 11 trips."

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Phoebe urged people not to move yet, as she needs to experience all the culture America has to offer. She admitted she can't buy property there right now as she doesn't have that kind of money.

None the less, she'd be willing to live with someone if they can come to a good "deal". Her only request is that she gets to stay in an air-conditioned room, and is maybe able to bag an occasional foot rub.

Since she opened up about her American dream, the video has racked up over 50,000 views. Not to mention, thousands of people have commented to share their thoughts.

One person said: "Can I ask why?" Another replied: "America loves Trump." Meanwhile, a third also chimed in with: "Do you really want to move to America?"

Many Americans were also quick to say they'll happily "adopt" the Brit. Some even offered proposals of marriage. One wrote: "Done. I will adopt you, but I'm doing the cooking."

Someone else added: "Adopt you. I'll marry you." As well as this, another person wrote: "Well damn, get over here, I'll totally adopt you."