Kayla Nicole attended the Ebony Power 100 Gala on Tuesday at the Beverly Hilton in Los Angeles. She wore a sleeveless yellow dress with a deep neckline and a high slit.

To highlight her neckline, Nicole picked a sleek bun hairstyle with a pendant as her accesory.

The event celebrated Black excellence areas like entertainment, business and activism. It was hosted by Robin Thede. This year’s Power 100 Gala marked 80 years of Ebony’s legacy.

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Nicole’s apperance at the event came four days after she recreated Toni Braxton’s 2000 look for Halloween. She wore a metallic outfit and see-through rhinestone dress.

Nicole lip-synched and danced to “Do you know I dumped your husband, girlfriend? He Wasn’t Man Enough For Me” in a video shared on Instagram.

Swifties clapped back at her for seemingly dissing Travis Kelce and the pop icon. However, she clarified that the costume was inspired by a specific memory tied to the song.

“I had a white best friend,” Nicole said on Saturday, via “The Pre-Game” podcast. “Her name was Taylor. I remember driving home from private school in my uniform in the back of a paddy wagon with Taylor, and her mom was playing this song, playing it at the top of her lungs and it was an “Aha!” moment.”

She added that Taylor was the only friend whose house she could visit as a kid, and the song became tied to that memory.

Nicole turned 36 on Sunday. She shared unseen pictures on her Instagram story from her birthday bash two days later. The NFL influencer wore a black sheer dress with strategic cutouts that showed her midriff.

She playfully held a martini glass and balanced a black handbag on her head in one of the photos. Nicole captioned her story as “Birthday Barbie.”

Dave Portnoy slammed Kayla Nicole for seemingly throwing shade at Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift on Halloween

Barstool Sports owner Dave Portnoy was not happy with Kayla Nicole lip-synching to the 2000 R&B hit “He Wasn’t Man Enough” on Halloween. He pointed fingers at her.

“If you’re talking four years later about your ex-boyfriend, you already lost,” Portnoy said on Monday, via “Wake Up Barstool.”

He called her video a “desperate attempt to stay relevant.”

“The only time she’s in headlines is when she’s interjecting herself in the Travis-Taylor drama or whining about Swifties being mean to her,” Portnoy said.

The drama came after Taylor Swift released her “The Life of a Showgirl” album on Oct. 3, including the song, “Opalite.”

“You couldn’t understand it, why you felt alone / You were in it for real / She was in her phone, and you were just a pose,” Swift sang.

A resurfaced video on October 4 showed Travis Kelce asking Nicole to get off her phone during a date night. It led to fans linking Swift’s “Opalite” lyrics to the NFL influencer.