Kirstie Alley, Scott Baio and other celebrity supporters of Donald Trump may want the president to refuse to concede the election and push his baseless claims of widespread voter fraud, but people in his inner circle, including his wife Melania Trump, want him to accept his loss to Joe Biden, ABC News reports.

FILE – In this Aug. 27, 2020 file photo, Barron Trump right, stands with President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump on the South Lawn of the White House on the fourth day of the Republican National Convention in Washington. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci) Evan Vucci/Associated Press

“Virtually everyone in his inner circle, his closest advisers, including his family members, are fully aware that this is over,” Jonathan Karl, ABC News chief White House correspondent said Sunday morning on “This Week with George Stephanopoulos.”

Karl said there are conversations taking place that “include the first lady, about how to convince him to make something of a graceful exit.”

It’s not clear if those conversations are taking place as Trump plays golf, the second time this weekend. He was seen Sunday morning arriving at his Trump National Golf Club in Virginia, where he was greeted by a handful of people, including two holding Trump 2020 signs but another person with a sign that said, “Orange Crushed,” the New York Times reported.

Meanwhile, President-elect BIden attended a Catholic church in his hometown of Wilmington, Delaware and visited the grave of his late son, Beau Biden.

CNN reported that Jared Kushner, Trump’s senior White House adviser and son-in-law, also had approached Trump about conceding.

To appeal to Trump’s famous ego, Melania Trump, Kushner and others are trying to think of ways to put a positive spin on the opportunities he has if he is no longer president, Karl reported. They have proposed telling him “about the movement he has built, his role in the Republican party, about the way he can be a kingmaker in 2022, 2024 … maybe even run again,” Karl said.

They also have proposed saying that if “he doesn’t leave in the right way, he could jeopardize all of that,” Karl added.

It may take a lot of convincing for Trump to accept he can no longer be president after Jan. 20, 2021, Karl explained. The Daily Mail, citing its White House sources, reported that Trump might even refuse to attend Biden’s inauguration.

Right now, Trump is “angry and defiant,” posting all-caps tweets about how he is the real winner of the election and pushing his “false claims of massive voter fraud,” Karl said.

But if Melania Trump and others convince Trump to concede, he probably won’t offer the usual gracious speech of losing candidates — congratulating his opponent and accepting the results of the election, Karl explained.

“He will concede the election was stolen from him, and he will have a long list of grievances about how he was deprived of his presidency,” Karl said.

Fortunately, Trump reportedly will commit to a peaceful transition of power — a tradition he repeatedly refused to endorse before the vote — even as he presses his claims the election was stolen from him, Karl said.

In that messaging effort, he can rely on Kirstie Alley, among others, for help. Like Trump, Alley also was on Twitter Sunday morning. She decried “media propaganda,” “government corruption” and resorted to all-caps, writing: “HOLD THE DAMN LINE!”