A restaurant belonging to C.J. Gardner-Johnson‘s mom was bombarded by an onslaught of negative reviews on Monday … a short time after the Philadelphia Eagles star took a jab at Travis Kelce‘s relationship with Taylor Swift.

The CJGJ barb came in the hours following Philly’s dismantling of Kansas City, 40-22, in Super Bowl LIX. The defensive back shared a photo of him in front of the tight end during the big game, and captioned it, “Should’ve Stayed w that thick s****” — an apparent reference to Kelce’s ex, Kayla Nicole.

Seems a bunch of Swifties and others in the Chiefs Kingdom didn’t care much for the swipe — as it looked like many of them raced to leave bad reviews on King’s Grill’s page.

The Rockledge, Fl. eatery — which is owned by Gardner-Johnson’s mother, Delatron Johnson — was repeatedly called horrible … and slapped with dozens of 1-star remarks.

The avalanche of reviews actually triggered an “Unusual Activity Alert” on the restaurant’s Yelp page, and comments have temporarily been disabled. Google, meanwhile, has appeared to have removed all of the recent reviews left on its page.

Sabrina Carpenter might be pop’s newest IT girl, but she hit rewind — serving major Marilyn Monroe vibes in a bombshell photo shoot.

The pics are for Vogue, so yeah, this is a major fashion moment … and Sabrina delivers, ’cause with those curls and sultry glam makeup, she’s practically Marilyn 2.0!

Sabrina’s looks are pure vintage glam with a twist — corsets, garter belts, and heels that scream old Hollywood meets seductive siren.

She’s got the bombshell look locked, but she tells the publication her “Short n’ Sweet” persona isn’t just a character — it’s a theatrical, exaggerated twist on the real her.

Kanye West’s website, Yeezy.com, and all the Nazi-loving hate it housed are now off the grid — the site’s officially offline.

Just a day before the site went dark, it was selling one thing: a white shirt with a black swastika — something people saw after Ye dropped $8 mil on a 30-second Super Bowl ad directing them to his site.

The merch dropped right after Kanye’s antisemitic, racist, and misogynistic rant, where he straight-up called himself a Nazi and professed his love for Adolf Hitler — but Shopify, which handled all sales from the site, bailed due to the content.

Ye’s site is completely shut down, so it appears his host platform also cut bait. For its part, Shopify says yeezy.com “did not engage in authentic commerce practices and violated our terms so we removed them from Shopify.”

A source close to Kanye told TMZ his Super Bowl ad raked in $2 mil in sales — meaning at $20 a pop, he sold around 100,000 swastika shirts, which is, to put it mildly, absolutely disgusting.

We also learned Ye pulled a fast one on FOX  — when they approved the ad, they checked the website Friday, and at that point, it was all just regular Yeezy athletic gear.