Jasmine Crockett thinks she’s a “diva.”

The Texas congresswoman recently made the bold claim that she has “arrived”  in response to a question about a New York Post report where several former unnamed staffers accused her of terrorizing those who work with her, including by berating them.

“Listen, goodness, I know that I have arrived, honey,” Crockett said in her trademark dialect, which is not at all how she talked in law school.

“That is the way that I see this,” she continued. “Because as Beyonce says, if they’re not talking about you, then obviously you must not be doing anything.”

The Bee-Hive might be more entertained with the queen of R&B music than with Crockett’s antics, however.

The Post story, citing several former unnamed staffers, claimed Crockett berated aides to the point of tears, avoided office work, and insisted on being driven short distances in rented SUVs instead of staffer vehicles. One source alleged she is “more focused on, ‘Get me on The View,’ ‘Get me on this late-night talk show’” than on district issues.

Crockett, one of President Donald Trump’s most outspoken critics, frequently plays the race and gender cards to deflect criticism of her over-the-top behavior.

“Being not only a woman, but being young, and being a Black woman… there’s a lot of scrutiny that comes my way, and it comes my way from all different angles,” she said.

Calling the claims “more slander, more nonsense, more lies,” Crockett added, “Your hate is my motivation, so keep hatin’. All it does is motivate me to continue to do what I do, which is to be loud and proud on behalf of the American people.”

Crockett has repeatedly drawn viral attention for blasting Trump, calling him a “piece of s***” and an “enemy to the United States.”

But Jasmine Crockett has bigger problems than Donald Trump, as hard as that may be to believe. She’s about to be redistricted out of office.

Crockett is facing a fresh political threat from a Republican-backed redistricting proposal that would move her Dallas-based 30th Congressional District into more Republican territory, likely removing her from her seat.

She called the mid-decade remap “a power grab to silence voters,” noting she was asked to confirm her address along with other Democratic incumbents before the map was released.

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) joined Texas Democrats in Austin last week to oppose the plan, which could net Republicans up to five additional House seats and force Democratic incumbents into primary battles. Gov. Greg Abbott has since doubled down, saying he may push it as high as eight seats.

“We will fight them politically. We will fight them governmentally. We will fight them in court,” Jeffries said. “Texas Democrats will not bend the knee.”

Rep. Lizzie Fletcher (D-TX) warned the move could be part of a national trend. “People across the country are watching what we are doing in Texas,” she said.

As alluded to above, Crockett escalated her war of words with President Donald Trump, labeling him a “piece of s–t” during a left-wing rally in Phoenix.

“Listen, Donald Trump is a piece of s–t. OK, we know that,” Crockett told the crowd at the MoveOn-organized Won’t Back Down Tour. “But in a functioning democracy, he still would not be able to get away with this.”

Crockett accused House and Senate Republicans and the judiciary — “especially the Supreme Court” — of being “complicit.” “They refuse to put guardrails on themselves,” she said. “So it’s time for us to do it for them.”

The 44-year-old lawmaker has previously called Trump a “wannabe Hitler,” “dictator,” “enemy to the United States,” “buffoon,” and “mofo.”

Trump, for his part, has mocked Crockett as a “low-IQ person” and joked that she is “the new star” of the Democratic Party.