Dallas Mavericks fans clearly still loathe Nico Harrison for trading away Luka Doncic … one actually yelled right in the GM’s face on Monday, “Fire Nico!” — repeatedly!

The scene unfolded just before the Mavs’ tilt with the Brooklyn Nets at American Airlines Center in Dallas … as Harrison — who jettisoned Doncic to the Lakers back on Feb. 1 — was saying hi to some people who had shown up for the game a bit early.

The 52-year-old shook one person’s hand, and then as he turned to go back to Dallas’ locker room area — a Mavs backer yelled that he should be canned.

But, according to one Reddit user who claimed to have seen the whole incident, stadium security confronted the fan a short time later. It’s not clear if the guy — who was wearing a No. 77 Doncic Mavericks jersey — was removed from the venue over the altercation, though the officials didn’t seem pleased with him, to say the least.

Harrison’s Mavs, meanwhile, continued to struggle without Doncic — they lost to Brooklyn, 113-109. They’re now 37-39 in the year.

Brett Gardner‘s 14-year-old son Miller may have died from carbon monoxide poisoning, Costa Rica’s Judicial Investigation Agency (OIJ) announced Monday.

OIJ Director Rándall Zúñiga revealed via a press briefing high levels of carbon monoxide were detected in the Gardner family’s hotel room at the Arenas Del Mar Beachfront & Rainforest Resort in Manuel Antonio.

Zúñiga also noted in his native Spanish language that the family’s room was located next to “a specialized machine room” which may have caused the contamination … leading Miller to inhale a fatal amount of “these highly dangerous gases.”

Miller died in his sleep on March 19 after he and other members of his family had fallen ill. At first, officials thought he might have died from asphyxia because his body was found with vomit on it.

When that was ruled out, investigators suggested he may have had a severe case of food poisoning.

The OIJ has been working with the United States FBI to investigate Miller’s death. The investigation is still open as officials wait for the final toxicology results. Therefore, no official cause of death has been confirmed.

Meghan Trainor is coming clean about how she slimmed down her figure amid growing fan speculation about her dramatic physical transformation.

The popstar took to Instagram Monday night to address the conversation surrounding her appearance and shouted out the Type II diabetes and weight loss drug Mounjaro, saying it helped her shed some pounds following her second pregnancy.

Meghan gave birth to her second son, Barry, with husband Daryl Sabara in July 2023. They welcomed their first child, Riley, in 2021.

The “Made You Look” singer wasn’t necessarily happy about her Insta confession … explaining she decided to make a statement after several questions she was asked at the 2025 Billboard Women in Music Awards were focused on her body instead of her decade of work in the music industry.

She added … “No, I don’t look like I did 10 years ago. I’ve been on a journey to be the healthiest, strongest version of myself for my kids and for me.”

Meghan also noted that in addition to using Mounjaro, she began seeing a dietician, made “huge lifestyle changes,” and started working out with a trainer.

Of course, Meghan is no stranger to talking about her physical appearance. She skyrocketed to fame in 2014 with her hit song “All About That Bass,” which has an overarching message of body positivity.

Her relationship with her body image hasn’t been linear, though. In 2023, while she was pregnant with her second child, she told People seeing her body change during pregnancy the second time around was “emotionally crippling” after finding herself at her “healthiest” following the birth of her first son.

She’s also been open about her cosmetic procedures … admitting back in December she got “too much Botox” and wasn’t able to fully smile.