She likes it like that.

Cardi B and Stefon Diggs sparked reconciliation buzz after the athlete attended his ex’s Little Miss Drama Tour in Washington, DC.

On Wednesday night, personal trainer Clyde Simmons took to his Instagram Stories, sharing a video of the former New England Patriots star, his youngest brother, Trevon Diggs, and their mom, Stephanie Diggs, turning up at Cardi’s sold-out show in Capital One Arena.

In the clip, Stefon could be seen dancing with his family as his ex rapped her verse to Blueface’s “Thotiana Remix.”

Simmons then shared another video of the group enjoying Cardi’s performance of “ErrTime” from a lower level.

“We took over 🤣,” he wrote atop the clip.

Following the concert, Stefon attended the Grammy winner’s afterparty at Throw Social.

When the “WAP” emcee — born Belcalis Almánzar — left the club moments after Stefon and his family, Cardi walked over to her ex’s car and chatted with him before they left separately.

Fans took to social media to discuss whether they believe Cardi and Stefon are back together.

“[I] Am honestly happy for my girl. If they back together this is amazing even for their son ❤️❤️. And of course for Cardi to because it’s lonely out here and we all need love at the end of the day ❤️❤️,” wrote one user.

“She gonna get it tonight😂,” added another user.

“I’m happy..I think they need to reset and try again,” a third user claimed.

“I hope they’re working it out,” commented a fourth netizen.

Page Six has reached out to reps for both Cardi and Stefon but did not immediately hear back.

The “Up” emcee, 33, and the NFL free agent, 32, split before he and his teammates took on the Seattle Seahawks in Super Bowl 2026 on Feb. 8.

After the game, eagle-eyed fans noticed that the couple unfollowed each other on Instagram.

A source told People that Cardi “pulled back” from her relationship with Stefon because she “couldn’t trust him.”

“Things were getting too heated and complicated,” the insider said of their whirlwind romance.

“Cardi is very no-nonsense. The second she felt that she couldn’t trust him, she pulled back to focus on her kids, her music and tour.”

The exes share a son, who was born in November 2025. The “Bodak Yellow” hitmaker also shares three kids with her estraged husband, Offset (born Kiara Cephus.)

Diggs is also a dad to five other kids with five other women. Four of those kids were born in 2025.

Patrick Ball broke down in tears while revealing how his role on “The Pitt” paid off his college debt.

Ball — who plays Dr. Frank Langdon on the critically acclaimed HBO show — said that he paid off his student loans totaling $80,000 three months into working on the series.

“That was a really profound moment ‘cause I thought I was gonna die with it,” he told Cultured magazine in an interview published Tuesday. “It’s a huge burden to carry, and a lot of people carry it.”

The actor — who attended both the University of North Carolina at Greensboro and the Yale School of Drama — said his financial insecurity was a big problem for him in his past failed relationships.

“I had just thought that was going to be my life forever, and that is a really heavy thing to live with,” he shared. “Paying off those student loans and getting back to zero, I remember being like, ‘Man, if this show works, great. If it doesn’t work, they can’t take that away from me.’ I am out of debt. No take-backsies on that.”

Ball said he was seriously considering quitting acting six months before he landed the role on “The Pitt” because he was struggling so bad financially.

“I was looking for an off-ramp,” he admitted.

Ball, 36, recalled the odd jobs he had, which included working four jobs in New York.

“I was working at a coffee shop, I was working at a restaurant, I was working as a wardrobe assistant for ‘And Just Like That,’ I was doing these corporate coaching seminars,” he said.

“I was doing these seminars where they’d bring me into Blackrock and Blackstone and Goldman Sachs, and they would want to teach these young administrators how to have difficult conversations, à la how to fire somebody,” he continued. “They would bring me in as an actor so that these administrators could get practice firing someone. “

“The Pitt” — which won a SAG Actor Award in the outstanding performance by an ensemble in a drama series category this year — has been a huge hit for HBO.

The medical drama is led by “ER” alum Noah Wyle. The actor made a rare appearance with his wife, Sara, and their two children — Auden, 20, and Owen, 23 — at “The Pitt” season 2 premiere in January.

Catherine O’Hara’s brother is opening up about the “Schitt’s Creek” star’s final days.

On Sunday’s episode of his “Dreams of Our Loved Ones” podcast, Michael P. O’Hara revealed that his sister “wasn’t talking much in the end” before her death at the age of 71 in January.

Michael explained that Catherine, who was a resident of Los Angeles, “didn’t live close by” and that she “didn’t really want to talk on the phone.” Because of that, it made the “Home Alone” star recently coming to him in a dream all the more special.

Michael explained to listeners that the vivid moment came “days or a few days before” Catherine died.

“I always cherish the times I can meet with a loved one in the dream state. And I was hugging her, which was really beautiful. And I guess it was sort of a goodbye,” he shared.

“Since then, I’ve had a lovely dream where I was visiting her, and she was in a new house and it was being renovated, and she was really busy choosing furniture and couches. And she said, ‘You can sleep here anytime, Michael. You can come over and stay any time.’”

Michael went on to say that the dream was reminiscent of a real-life memory he had, from when Catherine was in the sketch comedy ensemble “Second City Television.”

“I was apprenticing at the Windsor Arms Hotel,” he recounted. “I would go over and sleep over at her place some nights because she had an extra bedroom. Yeah, pretty cool. But yeah, it was beautiful. She was just so happy and very busy in the other world that she’s now in, but yeah, it’s beautiful.”

Michael added, “The love, you know, continues no matter what. They’re always with us.”

As Page Six previously reported, Catherine died on Jan. 30 from a pulmonary embolism, sending shockwaves through Hollywood.

Prior to her passing, the beloved icon had starred as ousted movie producer Patty Leigh in Season 1 of “The Studio.”

Catherine was set to come back for Season 2, but ended up missing the beginning of filming just days before she died. The show’s co-creator and star, Seth Rogen, revealed last week how “The Studio” will address her tragic passing.

“If anything, we’re acknowledging the idea that we are a little anchor-less. But, honestly, that is a part of life and what we all experience,” he said in an interview with the Times.

“And so, while we try not to dwell too much on heavy themes in this show, they will be there in this second season. We are not ignoring it.”

The comedian’s co-creator, Evan Goldberg, noted that Catherine’s sudden death sent “shock waves” throughout the cast.

“It has been an unbelievable challenge. Obviously, emotionally, dealing with the loss, but also when it comes to the show itself,” he said about moving forward without the “Beetlejuice” actress.

“We wrote it for her to be there. We had it all set, and the shock waves permeated throughout the entire new season,” he added. “It’s been difficult … she was the anchor, and now the anchor is gone.”