1:25 PM PT — Dajua stopped by “TMZ Live” Tuesday, diving into the mixed online reaction to her Lyft ride denial.

She shared that she knows others who’ve had similar experiences, which is why she’s speaking up for all of them. Check out the clip to hear more of her take!

At least one Lyft driver’s got a limit to how much his vehicle will lift … according to a Detroit woman who claims a driver refused her a ride due to her weight, and now she’s taking the company to court.

Dajua Blanding says she called for the Lyft last week to take her to her cousin’s house to watch the Lions playoff game — but when the driver showed up in his Mercedes-Benz sedan, the ride was derailed.

Dajua — who raps in Detroit under the name Dank Demoss — says the driver locked his doors and denied her entry. She claims the driver told her she was “too big to fit in the back seat” … and then it got worse.

Dajua is suing Lyft and the driver for violating Michigan civil rights laws barring discrimination based on weight. She says she’s suffered stress, humiliation, embarrassment, outrage, fear and mortification.

Today, in the first official press conference held by the new Donald Trump administration, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt revealed new details about the mysterious drones everyone was worried about in December … shooting down some of the more sensational theories.

Citing Trump directly, Leavitt said … “The drones that were flying over New Jersey in large numbers were authorized to be flown by the FAA for research and various other reasons. Many of these drones were also hobbyists, recreational, and private individuals that enjoy flying drones. In time, it got worse due to curiosity. This was not the enemy.”

Tuesday’s official statement from the president is a sharp contrast to a Truth Social post he wrote back in December — “Mystery Drone sightings all over the Country. Can this really be happening without our government’s knowledge. I don’t think so! Let the public know, and now. Otherwise, shoot them down!!!”

Three days later, speaking from Mar-a-Lago, he said former President Biden and the military knew full well what was going on, but suggested they wouldn’t comment — despite an official statement from the FBI and the Department of Homeland Security.

In case you missed it, a sudden surge of reports swarmed the airwaves in November and December, with Americans concerned there was something sinister going on over Northeastern states, primarily New Jersey and New York. Temporary flight restrictions were ordered, and multiple politicians, among others, threatened to shoot down the aerial devices.

NBC News reports a research company compiled a list of 650 sightings of the mysterious drones. Looks like drones are getting to be a pretty popular hobby.

OnlyFans star Lily Phillips is rethinking her plan to screw 1,000 dudes in 24 hours … telling us U.S. Customs and Border Protection recently threw a wrench in her ambitious sexcapade.

Lily tells TMZ she got detained at the Las Vegas airport last week after authorities recognized her … and straight-up told her that if she went through with her “work,” she’d never set foot on U.S. soil again.

The Brit tells us she was mainly in town for the AVN porn awards … and she says she did plan to pull off the stunt to coincide with the event. But, after getting warned about messing with her tourist visa, she ditched the “work” and just had fun at the show instead.

This isn’t the first time, though — Lily tells us she’s gotten grief from U.S. border security before about “working” — so she wasn’t shocked, but she was irritated about being detained over it for hours this time.

Looks like it worked out in the end, though — especially since the 1K guys in 24 hours record was recently broken by fellow OnlyFans star Bonnie Blue. So Lily had to adjust her plans … but she didn’t spill the beans to TMZ about what she has in mind instead.

Whatever it is, Lily’s taking it back to her home turf in the UK — and she’s promising it’ll be one well-oiled event, as she’s learned from her “mistakes” in the 100 guys scenario — mainly, going big on buckets of lube.