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Rep. Nancy Mace posts obvious double entendre after begging men to stop sending her intimate pics

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Goelz, A. (2026, September 20). Rep. Nancy Mace posts obvious double entendre after begging men to stop sending her intimate pics. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/09/20/us-news/rep-nancy-mace-posts-obvious-double-entendre-after-begging-men-to-stop-sending-her-intimate-pics/

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New York Post · collected 2026-09-20 · by Ally Goelz

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Rep. Nancy Mace, an outgoing congresswoman from South Carolina, used social media to address men who have been sending her explicit photos by posting a picture at a college football game with a double entendre caption "Go COCKS!" followed by "IYKYK." In interviews with TMZ, Mace had previously stated that she rejects such messages and finds them unpleasant. She also shared in a video about her struggles with dating as a working mother in Washington D.C., indicating she has no current interest in dating.
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Rep. Nancy Mace, an outgoing Republican congresswoman from South Carolina, posted a picture at the University of South Carolina game with a caption "Go COCKS!" on Saturday, which had a double entendre related to the school's mascots. This came after she expressed frustration over men sending her explicit photos via direct messages (DMs). Mace told TMZ that she rejects every man who contacts her and finds such photos "nasty." On Sunday, she shared another video where she stated her current lack of interest in dating due to work commitments and being a twice-divorced mother. Her term in Congress ends in January after an unsuccessful gubernatorial run, finishing fifth in the Republican primary.

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Mace PERSON · 6× TMZ ORG · 3× IYKYK ORG · 1× Republican NORP · 1× SC Gamecocks ORG · 1× University of South Carolina ORG · 1× Washington GPE · 1× house ORG · 1×

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TMZ asked her if men sent her explicit photos and she responded with “sometimes, and that’s just nasty.” Mace also told TMZ that she rejects every man who slides into her DMs. On Sunday, Mace posted a video of her talking to the camera about a disappointing date, stating that she has gone off men and has no current interest in dating again.
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🔮 Mace’s time in office will end in January after she ran unsuccessfully for governor — finishing fifth in the Republican primary — rather than running for reelection in the house.

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The outgoing congresswoman posted a picture of herself at the University of South Carolina game with the caption “Go COCKS!” Saturday. asserted
congresswoman → post → COCKS
The double entendre — a reference to the nickname of the SC Gamecocks mascots — came after she said men are flooding her DMs with intimate pics of themselves — and she wants it to stop. asserted
it → come → themselves
Just to make sure everyone understood where her head was, Mace (R-SC) added, “IYKYK,” if you know, you know. asserted
you → make → IYKYK
Last week, Mace, 48, told TMZ that she wants men to “stop sending d–k pics. asserted
men → tell → pics
TMZ asked her if men sent her explicit photos and she responded with “sometimes, and that’s just nasty.” Mace also told TMZ that she rejects every man who slides into her DMs. On Sunday, Mace posted a video of her talking to the camera about a disappointing date, stating that she has gone off men and has no current interest in dating again. asserted
she → ask → interest
“I know it is lonely, but I don’t have any friends up here,” Mace said, referring to Washington. asserted
Mace → know → Washington
She added that she puts her whole life into work — and dating is difficult as a twice-divorced mom of two with grown kids. asserted
dating → add → kids
Mace’s time in office will end in January after she ran unsuccessfully for governor — finishing fifth in the Republican primary — rather than running for reelection in the house. asserted
she → end → house
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