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It’s no secret that Olivia Wilde’s Don’t Worry Darling film starring Florence Pugh and Harry Styles has had the entire internet in shambles since it was announced in April 2020. From the budding on-set romance between Wilde and Styles, to the unconfirmed feud between Wilde and Pugh, it’s safe to say the film has caught everyone’s attention.

Just when I thought the situation couldn’t get any messier, more fuel has been thrown onto the fire that is the Don’t Worry Darling debacle. This time, the buzz comes in the form of a mirror selfie photo taken and subsequently deleted by Pugh that shows off her hair stylist’s graphic tee.

The t-shirt nonchalantly reads “Miss Flo,” which refers to Wilde’s given nickname for the actress in a leaked video of her chatting to Shia LaBeouf about his exit from the film back in 2020.

In the video, Wilde suggests an alleged unwillingness to cooperate between LaBeouf and his castmates led to his removal from the film. Wilde goes on to specifically mention Pugh, when saying, “I think this might be a bit of a wake-up call for Miss Flo,” referring to Pugh’s alleged unwillingness to work with LaBeouf. “If she really commits, if she really puts her mind and heart into it at this point and if you guys can make peace — and I respect your point of view, I respect hers — but if you guys can do it, what do you think? Is there hope?”

The rumored spectacle between both Wilde and Pugh has remained unverified, despite circulating rumors. Wilde has continued to discredit these claims, and has even continued posting her support for Pugh on social platforms like Instagram. However, this subliminal yet incredibly shady t-shirt worn by Pugh’s hair stylist gives me a little bit more confirmation that the rumors that the two don’t see eye to eye may just be true.

As if that wasn’t enough, there’s now an entire Etsy subgroup full of merchandise surrounding the Don’t Worry Darling disaster drama that has broken the internet. That’s right, Etsy pages are stocked with an array of t-shirts, hoodies, and tote bags that refer to the Don’t Worry Darling numerous press fiascos.

It’s uncertain if Pugh’s hair stylist actually purchased a tee from one of the Etsy pages, but there are exact replicas up for customers to revel in. Everything down to the t-shirt color, font, and text placement is spot on — I mean, these sellers are dedicated to the drama!

Aside from the numerous “Miss Flo” printed merch, the page also sells pieces that tie back to the speculation involving Styles allegedly spitting on actor Chris Pine at the Venice Film Festival.

Styles addressed the controversy at his Love On Tour Madison Square Garden residency on Sept. 7. In a video that sent the internet into what many have called Spitgate, it seems that Styles may have spit on Pine. To this, Styles joked about traveling to Venice and then back to New York City simply just “to spit on Chris Pine.” If fans are truly invested in this drama as much as I am, they can purchase a t-shirt that recites Styles’ exact statement at the concert.

With just a little over two weeks until the Sept. 23 premiere of Don’t Worry Darling, I’m just wondering how much more chaotic the press surrounding the film could get. I mean, seriously, the movie hasn’t even come out yet… who’s to know what is going to happen next!

If you want to take part in the drama and rock some Don’t Worry Darling merch yourself, look no further.