Tallahassee, Florida - Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is reportedly planning to help presidential candidate Donald Trump fundraise for his re-election campaign.

Several sources, including a DeSantis advisor, told NBC News on Wednesday the governor unveiled his plans while speaking to allies during a private gathering at South Florida's Hard Rock Hotel and Casino last Saturday.

DeSantis' plans come after he ran a failed presidential campaign, dropping out of the GOP primaries in January.

Throughout the race, Trump made a number of baseless claims and countless insults aimed at DeSantis – he coined several embarrassing nicknames for his challenger, accused him of being a pedophile, and helped spread a rumor that he uses lifts in his shoes to appear taller.

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Despite the relentless attacks, DeSantis surprisingly endorsed the former president and bashed fellow candidate Nikki Haley for refusing to do the same.

In response to the endorsement, Trump said it was "highly unlikely" he would work with DeSantis in the future, but it seems that sentiment has now changed.

According to The National Pulse, Trump spoke to his allies at his Mar-a-Lago home on Wednesday night and praised the governor for his pledge.

"Today, I heard very nice things - I heard [DeSantis is] going to campaign very hard for me. And he's going to raise a lot of money for me," Trump said.

"Ron, we like you. Welcome back," he added.