Shots fired.

Keke Palmer shared a cryptic message about her dating life amid her alleged romance with “Hot Ones” host Sean Evans.

“I’m chill but u shouldn’t be. I want the glamour, the romance and the fun,” the actress captioned a carousel of mirror selfies shared via Instagram over the weekend.

“Pull out all the stops, experiences 1 of 1! Roses, perfumes, gifts and then some! F—k the princess treatment, I’m a Queen hon 😘 Done playing coy, for who and for what!”

Palmer concluded, “I’m grown with a son no time to watch you fail.. If it don’t feel like heaven, boy go to hell. Disrespectfully💘”

Fans in the comments section immediately speculated that the shady message was pointed at Evans.

“Omg did you fumble, @seanseaevans ?! 😂” one questioned.

A second wrote, “This better not be about our man Sean.”

“This is a WARNING SHOT!! I see a lot of love in the post! She doesn’t want to play around and watch him fail. ‘Get straight to the point boy or leave me alone!’ The disrespect is intentional,” another fired up fan added.

Additionally, the actress hinted at a troubled romance during last week’s episode of her “Baby, This is Keke Palmer” podcast.

During a game of “Say It and Stand on It” with guest Whoopi Goldberg, Palmer asked, “Chemistry matters more or compatibility matters more?”

After Goldberg answered with compatibility, the “True Jackson, VP” alum said, “I’m learning that one.”

Page Six has reached out to Palmer’s rep for comment.

Hints of trouble in paradise came shortly after Evans was reportedly found on “celebrity dating app” Raya last month.

According to the US Sun, his profile features his first name and states that he works in TV, resides in New York and is “visiting Los Angeles.”

The 40-year-old’s alleged profile also includes snaps from his popular talk show where he is holding a chicken wing and dressed in casual clothing.

The Raya revelation came days before Palmer, 32, gushed over her “chemistry” with Evans during her July 28 appearance on the “Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.”

She shared a similar sentiment on the “Today” show last month when she spoke about their “genuine” connection.

“Our chemistry is genuine… I couldn’t force that if I tried,” the “Nope” actress said on July 27.

Palmer and Evans first met in 2017 when the actress appeared on “Hot Ones.”

Four years later, they reunited for another episode.

In 2023, Evans admitted that Palmer was his crush while appearing on “Chicken Shop Date.”

During Palmer’s third “Hot Ones” appearance last year, she and the host sent fans into a frenzy when they locked lips on camera.

The pair further fueled romance speculation when they had a flirty encounter on the actress’s podcast, “Baby, This Is Keke Palmer,” in May.

The following month, Evans and Palmer were spotted enjoying a romantic date night at Italian restaurant Lucali in Brooklyn, New York.

An eyewitness claimed the couple was “locked in” on each other and Evans appeared to be “smitten.”

Warning: Spoilers ahead! Do not proceed unless you’ve watched the Season 3 finale of “House of the Dragon.“

“House of the Dragon” ended its penultimate season with fire and blood.

In the Season 3 finale of the “Game of Thrones” prequel show, which aired Sunday night, Helaena Targaryen (Phia Saban) seemingly died in an apparent suicide by jumping out of a castle window.

All season long, Helaena, who was pregnant, was basically a prisoner of her half-sister, Queen Rhaenyra Targaryen (Emma D’Arcy).

As Rhaenyra took the throne and asserted her rule, she kept a tight leash on Helaena, who had been on the other side of the war.

Shut in the castle, Helaena — a “dreamer” who could see the future — became increasingly more distressed. Shortly before her death, Helaena had a contentious meeting with Rhaenyra in which she criticized the queen, telling her “all the things you care about are ugly.”

As she refused to eat, Rhaenyra had guards force-feed Helaena. 

Helaena’s death wasn’t explicitly shown but, at the end of the episode, she slowly walked to the window. Later, her dead body shown below it.

Before her death, Helaena had been working on a piece of embroidery, stitching images from her visions of the future. Rhaenyra was aware of Helaena’s powers and, after her death, glanced at the embroidery. 

One of the images Helaena had stitched showed her plummeting from a castle window. Another image showed Rhaenyra holding a sword on the Iron Throne, surrounded by flames.

The episode ended with the queen studying the prophetic image of herself.

“House of the Dragon” is set almost 200 years before “Game of Thrones,” and follows Targaryen siblings in a civil war over who is the rightful monarch.

The main conflict is between Rhaenyra and her half-brother, Aegon Targaryen (Tom Glynn-Carney).

As Aegon was Helaena’s brother and husband — those Targaryens and their incest — that meant she was on his side of the feud by default, despite her not being active in the war.

To make things more complicated, Season 3 added a third contender for the throne: Aegon’s long-lost brother and Rhaenyra’s half-brother: Daeron Targaryen (Benjamin Evan Ainsworth).

In the middle of Season 3, Daeron’s evil guardian, Ormund Hightower (James Norton), took over the market town, Tumbleton, and hatched a plan to put Daeron in power.

In the finale, Daemon Targaryen (Matt Smith) — both uncle and husband to Queen Rhaenyra — and his army marched on the town, sparking a bloody battle with Ormund and his forces.

Ormund was fatally slain by Roderick Dustin (Tommy Flanagan), also known as Roddy the Ruin, who fights on behalf of Rhaenyra and Daemon. 

Roderick died in the process of killing Ormund — and got his arm cut off during the tussle (ouch).

Before Ormund died, however, he persuaded Ulf White (Tom Bennett) — a dragon rider on Rhaenyra and Daemon’s side — to turn traitor.

Daemon and his forces thought Ulf would fight with them but, instead, he flamed them with his dragon, leading to mass death and destruction.

Tumbleton was reduced to rubble and carnage by the end of the Season 3 finale, though Gwayne Hightower (Freddie Fox) and Daeron seemingly both survived.

Season 3 ended with Rhaenyra still tentatively holding her grip on power, losing half-sister Helaena and one of her loyal dragon riders in Ulf — and her future ahead looks bumpy.

Her other dragon rider, Hugh Hammer (Kieran Bew), lost his wife in the battle at Tumbleton, so he likely won’t be too happy about continuing to fight for Rhaenyra.

Aegon, who had been MIA all season, also met up with his brother, Aemond Targaryen (Ewan Mitchell), and pitched him a plan to join forces and overthrow the queen. 

The HBO series will end with the forthcoming Season 4, which will premiere at an unannounced date, most likely in 2028. 

Before Season 3 premiered, showrunner Ryan Condal said he understood fans’ frustration with the two-year gaps between seasons.

During a pre-season Television Critics Association press conference that Page Six attended, he said, “It just takes a long time to make.”

He explained that “prep and shooting” take a year, followed by an additional “seven months [to] eight months” for the special effects team “to make dragons.” 

Condal urged haters to “do the math.”

“It’s not possible to come out every year,” he said. “I’m very sorry, but you guys decided to be fans of the show called ‘House of the Dragon.’”

QVC host Toni Brattin has publicly commented on her viral on-air blooper that saw her mistakenly refer to a “blowout” as a “blowjob” during a wig presentation.

“When we’re doing a show, your mind is going 50 directions,” she told TMZ in a remote interview published Thursday.

“You’re thinking of your models, you’re thinking of the mannequin heads going through the colors, you’re thinking of the next positioning to get all the information out to the customers that they’re wanting, right?”

Brattin explained, “So your brain is really kind of multi-functioning, and you’re kind of in autopilot when you’re talking because you’ve said this so many times.”

Brattin admitted that in the moment, “You almost say to yourself, ‘Did I just say what I think I said?’”

“It was one of those moments, and of course, you can’t grab those words back,” she went on. “They’re out there.”

“I tried to real quick correct it and say the correct terminology — ‘a blowout at your salon’ — but by then, obviously, everyone caught it,” Brattin continued. “I was hearing snickering and then when you’re not supposed to laugh, it just makes it that much more funny.”

Brattin noted that the QVC team was “so kind” following the incident, which she explained “of course” wasn’t “intentional.”

“I mean, I’ve only been doing this for almost 30 years,” she said. “So to have a blooper like this just innocently come out, you have to go with it.

Brattin said the team told her, “I hope you’re able to not be mortified and that you can laugh about it today and in the future,” and told her she did “a great job throwing it over to [her] show host.”

Brattin was showcasing a “Salon Select Wig” from the back on Wednesday, teasing the wig with her fingers and noting its silky wave pattern and smooth texture, when she blurted out, “Again, it looks like you went and got a blowjob at your … blowout … at your salon.”

The wig designer, clearly flustered by the suggestive verbal slipup, froze up before dropping to the studio floor after the mortifying incident, as a model and co-host Teri Conn attempted to stifle giggles.

Following the gaffe, the TV personality’s husband didn’t miss a chance to make a joke of it.

During a “CBS Mornings” interview earlier this week, she recalled him waiting for her in the green room, where he told her “there’s a bar of soap waiting for you in your dressing room.”

“You know, we all make mistakes from time to time,” she added. “This one, after 30 years, just happens to be my biggest blooper ever.”