Ring the opening jingle bells … because this holiday season brought out the worst in a group of Nantucket shoppers — leading to a brawl in the streets!

Video taken over the weekend is now circulating online … and it kicks off with a group of people in an argument outside the Nantucket Christmas Stroll, an annual outdoor market complete with a tree lighting and visit from Saint Nick himself.

After some pushing, pulling, and arguing, all hell breaks loose when someone appears to throw a punch — and another guy jumps on his back to stop him.

According to local outlet Nantucket Current … police responded and began investigating — but, as of Sunday, no one has been arrested in connection with the fight yet, though we’re sure they’ve now made Santa’s naughty list for this one.

Chuck Potthast‘s son apparently found his body … and he told the 911 operator his dad was bleeding heavily — and didn’t look alive.

We’ve obtained the audio of the 911 call … which begins with a man identifying himself as Chuck’s son — and telling the 911 operator his father’s lying in the bathtub and bleeding from the chest.

Potthast’s son says he doesn’t know what happened to his father … and, when the operator asks him if he’s awake, he responds by saying he doesn’t think Chuck even looks alive.

As you know … Elizabeth Castravet — Potthast’s daughter who also appeared on ’90 Day Fiancé’ — announced her father’s death last month, posting on social media that the whole family’s “devastated” after the loss. His other daughter, Rebekah Lichtwerch, paid tribute to their father as well by writing that her world has been “distorted into a place I don’t understand.”

Chuck was open about his health struggles in recent months … posting in September about an 8-hour surgery he underwent to repair a hernia and a collapsed stomach. It’s unclear if these same health issues played a role in his death.

Potthast was 64.

Bijan Robinson is expressing his regret over repeating the controversial name of a playground game during an interview … saying even though he didn’t mean any disrespect by uttering “smear the queer” on live TV, it shouldn’t have come out of his mouth.

The Atlanta Falcons star was chopping it up with the Prime Video crew after his team’s big win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on “Thursday Night Football” … when Richard Sherman praised his ability to avoid being tackled throughout the contest.

Robinson had 93 yards and a touchdown on the ground … and 82 yards through the air in the 29-28 win.

“I recognize the mistake and make sure to do better in the future. It was not reflective of my beliefs and I am so sorry to those I offended seriously!”

Here’s the thing — the name for the keep-away game has been phased out over the years out of respect for the LGBTQ+ community … and has since been replaced by more accepted titles.

There has been a debate over whether its origin had any derogatory intent to begin with … but either way, folks have substituted it for the modern-day names.