Congresswoman Nancy Mace isn’t backing down — in fact, she’s doubling down on an argument that went viral this weekend, even as the internet’s still split on who really started the drama.

Mace kicked off the week swinging, posting on X — “Good morning to everyone except men who wear daisy dukes” — a clear jab at the guy she clashed with in that viral clip, who she flamed not just for his tiny short-shorts, but for browsing in a makeup store too.

Nancy seemed to be on a bit of a press tour, hyping up her upcoming 77 WABC radio interview on X — teasing she’d be talking “daisy dukes and lunatics who get in the faces of conservatives.” She posted on her personal account, not her official one. Should be noted … the man in question was not wearing denim cut-offs, just saying.

The whole thing escalates fast — expletives flying left and right — and plenty of people are calling Nancy out for going on the attack instead of just having a civil convo with the guy.

Dominik Mysterio‘s WWE Intercontinental Championship celebration Sunday night hit a bit of a speed bump … when a golf cart he was riding in ran over one of his fans.

The wild incident unfolded outside Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas … shortly after the wrestler — who’s Rey‘s son — won a four-way match for the WWE strap over Finn Balor, Bron Breakker and Penta at Night 2 of WrestleMania 41.

The 28-year-old was cruising around the Raiders’ famed building with security — showing off his new hardware to a cheering crowd — when, suddenly, a throng of his supporters raced to his ride in an apparent effort to snag a pic.

A man who said he was in the area of the incident claimed he could hear Dom audibly yell “oh s***.” It seems the cart’s driver did stop to check on her — though her condition is currently unknown.

Shannon Sharpe has just been sued for allegedly raping a woman on multiple occasions … and the plaintiff in the case is asking for tens of millions in damages.

The lawsuit, obtained by TMZ Sports, was filed by a Jane Doe on Sunday in Nevada … after she says Sharpe brutally sexually assaulted her several times at the end of 2024 and the beginning of 2025 — following a yearslong, abusive relationship.

According to the suit, Doe met Sharpe in 2023 at a gym in Los Angeles — when she was 20 years old and he was in his mid-50s. She stated in the docs during their first encounter, Sharpe told her he would “buy her fake t**s” if she won a weight-loss competition with him.

“He demanded complete control over her time and body,” attorney Tony Buzbee wrote in Doe’s suit, “expecting her to be at his house on his schedule, at his command, whenever he called.”

Doe claimed there was one argument in particular that terrified her — when he yelled at her while a firearm was visible in the room.

“Plaintiff tried sharing her location with friends from her iPhone — just in case,” the docs state. “But Sharpe saw her doing this. The moment he realized what she was doing, he grabbed her by the neck and told her, ‘If you ever do that again, I will f***ing kill you.'”

The two nevertheless continued the relationship — even following a move by both to Nevada during the summer of 2024. However, Doe states in her suit she attempted to break things off after his infamous Instagram Live streaming incident … which she said led to him raping her.

Doe claimed in her suit the first instance happened in October 2024 at her apartment. She said the 56-year-old Pro Football Hall of Famer forced himself on her “while she was crying and sobbing.”

The second instance, the suit alleges, happened a few weeks later, in January 2025. Doe claims Sharpe came over to her house with promises of delivering a Christmas and birthday gift to her … but instead, violently sexually assaulted her once more.

She’s suing for over $50 million.

“It takes a great deal of courage to stand up against those with power, fame and money,” Buzbee said in a statement after filing the suit on Doe’s behalf. “I look forward to pressing this case in court.”