Christina Ricci left a savage — but succinct — comment on an Instagram carousel of pics featuring Katy Perry and Connor Storrie at the Met Gala.

“Yikes,” the “Addams Family” actress wrote under the pics, which featured the “Roar” singer in a polarizing Stella McCartney dress and futuristic face mask, alongside Storrie in a black polka dot Saint Laurent blouse and suit jacket.

In one photo, the “Heated Rivalry” star, 26, covered his face with one hand to imitate Perry’s mirrored mask.

Two other snaps in the upload — which was shared by Variety on Monday — featured individual portraits of the stars in their Met Gala attire.

“#ConnorStorrie poses with #KatyPerry at the #MetGala, jokingly hiding his face to match her look,” the publication captured the pics.

Some fans in the comments thread of Ricci’s reaction agreed with her. “Came here just to like the comment,” one person wrote, while another added, “you said it, girl!”

Others were supportive of Perry’s eccentric fencing mask look, with one commenter remarking, “Okay Katy, i kinda like it 🤍” and another joking, “Connor and the astronaut.”

Yet another quipped, “Did he get to ask her if she’s ever felt like a plastic bag drifting through the wind do you think? 😉” referencing lyrics to Perry’s hit “Firework.”

Ricci’s one-word comment comes on the heels of Ruby Rose’s stunning allegation that Perry sexually assaulted her at a Melbourne nightclub back in 2010.

“Katy Perry sexual assaulted me at spice market nightclub in Melbourne. Who gives a s–t what she thinks,” the “Orange is the New Black” alum responded to a Complex Music social media post about Perry’s reaction to Justin Bieber’s recent Coachella performance last month.

In a subsequent Threads message, Rose wrote that it had taken her “almost two decades” to go public with her claims against the 41-year-old pop star — who is currently dating former Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau.

She added, “Though I am so grateful to have made it long enough to find my voice, it just shows how much of an impact trauma and sexual assault takes. Thank you for seeing me.”

A rep for the “Teenage Dream” hitmaker denied the incident in a strongly worded statement to Page Six.

“The allegations being circulated on social media by Ruby Rose about Katy Perry are not only categorically false, they are dangerous reckless lies,” the rep stated last month.

“Ms. Rose has a well-documented history of making serious public allegations on social media against various individuals, claims that have repeatedly been denied by those named.”

Following the bombshell allegation, Page Six confirmed that an investigation into the matter is underway.

“Melbourne Sexual Offenses and Child Abuse Investigation Team detectives are investigating a historical sexual assault that occurred in Melbourne in 2010,” Acting Sergeant Paul Hogan of Victoria Police told Page Six in April.

“Police have been told the incident occurred at a licensed premises in Melbourne’s Central Business District.”

Earlier that day, Rose shared via Threads that she had “finalized all reports” about the matter and stated in part that she is “no longer able to comment, repost, or talk publicly about any of those cases, or the individuals involved.”

It’s worth noting that Rose, 40, and Ricci, 46, co-starred in the 2013 film “Around the Block,” which was filmed in Australia — though it’s unclear whether Ricci’s pointed social media remark was related to the allegations against Perry.

Ricci’s comment also seemingly underscored malcontent on the perimeter of the Met Gala, which saw a brawl break out among Anti-Bezos protesters as A-listers walked the famed staircase to the event — Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez reportedly paid millions to sponsor fashion’s biggest night.

Reps for Ricci and Perry did not immediately return Page Six’s requests for comment on Wednesday evening.

Kylie Jenner once had a “crazy” magic mushroom trip — in public — that left her in tears.

The “Kardashians” star described the experience on Friday’s episode of “Better Half” podcast, reminding co-hosts Victoria Villarroel and Anastasia “Stassie” Karanikolaou that she “took shrooms and went to” an event for the latter.

“Do you remember?” the makeup mogul, 28, asked. “It was, like, a party. I came and couldn’t stop crying. I was laughing-crying because someone came to ask me a question, and I thought it was really funny.”

The reality star, who did not specify when the trip took place, said she “couldn’t stop laughing and cried off all [her] makeup.”

The Kylie Cosmetics creator continued, “I went to the bathroom and I looked like the most craziest version of myself. I had to go home.”

With that in mind, Jenner turned down an offer to take ‘shrooms at Coachella last month.

“I’m like, I just don’t know if I want to be shrooming in public,” she explained while getting ready for the music festival. “Maybe I’ll get really emotional and start crying. Why do I want to cry tonight?”

Jenner, who has been open about her marijuana use in the past, clarified that she did not smoke weed before recording Kid Cudi’s “Big Bro” podcast in April.

“You heard it here first,” she said. “I was not high for that podcast.”

The businesswoman experimented with weed before her big sister Kendall Jenner, which the model confessed to being “jealous” of on an October 2025 episode of their family’s show.

“I was so mad at her. I was like, ‘You’re a degenerate!’” Kendall, 30, recalled, noting that she didn’t have “as much of a free spirit” as her sibling at the time.

“I eventually smoked with them and then had the best time ever,” the self-proclaimed “stoner” added. “Everything was great.”

In her own confessional at the time, Kylie playfully dubbed Kendall a “hater.”

She told viewers, “[Our mom], Kris Jenner, definitely got more relaxed the more children she had by the time I came around.”

Kylie believes Kendall was “very hard” on her because she “could get away with a lot” as the youngest in the Kardashian clan.

Blue Ivy’s Met Gala debut didn’t go off quite as smoothly as it appeared, as dad Jay-Z seemingly pleaded with her to remove her sunglasses on the red carpet.

In a clip obtained by the Daily Mail, the 14-year-old daughter of Beyoncé and Jay-Z modeled her billowy cream Balenciaga dress and matching bomber jacket alongside her mother as they made their way up the famous Met Gala staircase.

Beyoncé’s publicist, Yvette Noel-Schure, was seen approaching Blue Ivy while repeatedly gesturing to remove the chic cat-eye accessory.

The publicist turned to ask Beyoncé to instruct the teen to remove the shades, and stylist Ty Hunter got involved as well before a tuxedo-clad Jay-Z made the same request.

At one point, the rapper appeared to step forward so his daughter could hear him above the noise.

Blue Ivy was seemingly unmoved, ignoring the instructions and leaving the sunglasses in place as cameras flashed around her.

Proud mom Beyoncé — who wore an eye-catching skeleton-inspired gown designed by Olivier Rousteing — was seemingly unaffected by the ongoing conflict, smiling adoringly at her eldest daughter.

Clips circulating via social media following the Met Gala appeared to confirm Blue Ivy’s reluctance to remove the sunglasses.

A rep for Beyoncé and Jay-Z did not immediately return Page Six’s request for comment on Tuesday.

For her first trip to the Met Gala, the teen also defied a major rule — in recent years, rules state that all attendees must be at least 18 years old to be included in fashion’s biggest night.

Though event organizers told the Hollywood Reporter back in 2018 that the Met Gala is “not an appropriate event for people under 18,” the outlet also clarified that exceptions can apparently be made — when accompanied by parents.

Blue Ivy benefitted from an exception, likely due in part to the fact that Beyoncé was a co-chair for the event, alongside Oscar winner Nicole Kidman, former journalist Lauren Sánchez Bezos and Vogue icon Anna Wintour.

Kidman’s daughter Sunday Rose Urban, 17, also appeared alongside her mother at the event, modeling a pale purple look by Dior.

Despite the apparent row over the sunglasses, the “Lemonade” hitmaker didn’t seem to have any qualms about her daughter’s big moment.

“It feels surreal [to be back] because my daughter’s here,” Beyoncé told Vogue at the event, acknowledging her 10-year absence from the Met Gala.

“She looks so beautiful. It’s incredible to be able to share it with her, and I think she looks so incredible,” the proud mother noted of her daughter.

She added, “She was ready. She is ready.”