A woman on TikTok says Brittany Mahomes, wife of two-time NFL MVP Patrick Mahomes, has had her "character assessed" after not tipping restaurant staff.

In November, Jessica O'Connor described her experience with the Kansas City Chiefs star's wife while she worked at the 1 Hotel as a server in West Hollywood.

Despite being close to two months old, the video is making the rounds on social media.

O'Connor said Mahomes was in the area "with her whole posse" wedding dress shopping, and she didn't tip after racking up a bill worth over $100.

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"That happens sometimes, so I was willing to let the first one slide, and I’m like, ‘Maybe she just didn’t like me. Maybe it was something I said,'" O'Connor said.

But this was not a one-off, she said.

"They were there for almost a week and did not tip a single one of our staff," O'Connor added.

"And not only did she not tip, she was just genuinely unpleasant.

"And I totally understand celebrities don’t owe you anything, especially when you’re out in public. As a public figure, you should always go out thinking, ‘OK, the people I interact with are clocking these interactions, and they’re gonna remember this.'

"And I will always remember that, Brittany.

"I only judge people based off of their character, and I think one of the easiest ways to judge someone’s character is how they treat someone in a position lesser than them. And let’s just say, character assessed."

Patrick and Brittany Mahomes are high school sweethearts and have two children. The two married in March 2022 in Hawaii.

Brittany has befriended pop superstar Taylor Swift since Swift began dating Travis Kelce in September. The two have been spotted hanging out both at Chiefs games and out and about.

Brittany will be rooting on her husband in the playoffs next week. The Chiefs are locked into the No. 3 seed and await their opponent. Patrick will be inactive this weekend as he rests up for the postseason.

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In an interview this week, Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman slammed the BDS movement and said that although Harvard University has always been a little "pinko" he doesn’t "recognize" it 25 years after he attended the school following Claudine Gay’s resignation as president.

"As an alum of Harvard — look, I graduated 25 years ago, and of course it was always a little pinko," Fetterman told Semafor this week "But now, I don’t recognize it."

Fetterman’s comment comes shortly after Harvard President Claudine Gay resigned from her position after struggling to answer a question condemning antisemitism in front of Congress and being accused of plagiarism almost 50 times.

Fetterman also told Semafor that "Israel is really a beacon of the kind of values, the American values and progressive ideals, that you want to see."

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"In that region, it’s our strongest ally, and we have a very special kind of relationship. I don’t understand how anybody could vote against the Iron Dome, or want to harm Israeli businesses or the nation or anything. I’ll never understand that. Calling them ‘colonizers’— like, where does this come from? It must be TikTok or some kind of obscure classroom talk."

Fetterman also addressed calls for a "cease fire" in Israel from within his own party.

"More and more of my colleagues are calling for it," Fetterman said. "It’s so strange. Why aren’t you calling for Hamas to surrender? If Hamas surrendered, and turned over their guns, all the killing and all the misery would."

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Fetterman has drawn criticism from fellow Democrats on some of his positions including Israel and immigration and he recently told NBC News that his "not a progressive."

"I just think I’m a Democrat that is very committed to choice and other things. But with Israel, I’m going to be on the right side of that. And immigration is something near and dear to me, and I think we do have to effectively address it as well," Fetterman said.