Tiffany Gomas, the 'crazy plane lady,' reveals her 'anti-woke' stance with a bikini-and-beer photo.

This week, the Texas woman who gained notoriety for her outburst on a plane last year appeared to lean conservative on X.

Tiffany Gomas, known as "Crazy plane lady" due to her viral July 2 flare-up on social media, shared her "anti-woke" views on X.

Gomas shared a photo of herself in a red, white and blue bikini, holding an "anti-woke" beer can on Wednesday.

The Texas resident captioned the photo with "Curious about how many people I'll offend with this post."

Over 55,000 likes were garnered by the picture, which gained positive attention from conservative social media users.

"Conservative women are just as capable and attractive as liberals, Tiffany!" one commentator wrote.

"What makes liberal women look different?" someone asked.

Gomas posted a swimsuit picture and a day later shared her right-wing views, referencing "triggering" people on the app.

"I think I need to write a book on 'how to trigger people.' Ugh," she tweeted on Thursday.

On Friday, she expressed her opinion on the controversial issue of male athletes competing in female sports.

"Is now the right time to assert that men don't belong in women's sports?" she asked on X.

A critic remarked, 'Wow, I didn't realize you were both a bigot and a fascist. You were on a roll.'

"Don't use words you're not sure of the meaning of," Gomas retorted.

Last summer, a social media star gained fame due to a video where she appeared scared by a supernatural force on an American Airlines flight. She was recorded walking down the aisle while deplaning, stating that "something back there is not real."

"I don't care, but I'm telling you now that the person back there is not real," she yelled.

In November, Gomas revealed on Barstool Sports' "Pardon My Take" podcast that the conflict arose due to a disagreement with another traveler.

"I haven't come out yet because it's cringe to do so, as I didn't see anything," she admitted. "I got into an argument that escalated out of control, and it wasn't my finest hour."

"It was a mortifying moment," she added, "and it was truly horrific."

Gomas and Ultra Right Beer were contacted by Planet Chronicle Digital for comment, but no response was immediately received.

Planet Chronicle Digital's Gabriel Hays contributed to this report.