Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis just can't seem to stay out of the headlines—and this time, the cameras caught her red-handed.

A freshly surfaced video shows Willis casually strolling through Los Angeles International Airport with none other than Nathan Wade—the very man she swore she broke ties with in 2023, as reported by The Western Journal.

March, 1, 2024; Atlanta, GA, USA; Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis looks on during a hearing on the Georgia election interference case, Friday, March, 1, 2024, in Atlanta. The hearing is to determine whether Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis should be removed from the case because of a relationship with Nathan Wade, special prosecutor she hired in the election interference case against former President Donald Trump. Mandatory Credit: Alex Siltz/Pool via USA TODAY NETWORK

According to the U.K.’s Daily Mail, the video, allegedly filmed on Tuesday, shows Willis and Wade looking very much like a pair, meandering between shops and restaurants in relaxed attire.

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This would be the same Nathan Wade she handpicked as the so-called “special prosecutor” for her now-infamous case against President Donald Trump.

Let’s not forget, Willis was removed from the case back in December, despite Wade’s conveniently timed resignation.

The scandal surrounding their romantic relationship—and the hefty $645,000 paycheck Wade reportedly received for his role—already had the courtroom and the public raising eyebrows.

Feb 3, 2022; Atlanta, GA, United States; Fani Willis, District Attorney for Fulton County, opened an investigation last year, into any potential attempts to improperly influence the 2020 general election in Georgia by then President Donald Trump and his associates. A special grand jury is set to be seated to aid in the investigation and Willis has asked the FBI for security help after the former president spoke out against prosecutors investigating him. Mandatory Credit: Dustin Chambers-USA TODAY

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Now, this LAX sighting throws a fresh log on the fire.

The most damning part? Willis had admitted to a relationship with Wade starting in 2022, but defense attorneys in President Trump’s case brought forward evidence that pointed to their connection beginning years earlier.

One witness even testified to seeing the pair embracing and kissing back in 2019. In court, that little discrepancy is called perjury.

The airport rendezvous marks the first public sighting of the duo since the scandal broke, and it’s not going unnoticed. Conservative commentator Collin Rugg put it bluntly: “They must be going over some more Bible verses.”

Adding fuel to the fire, just a week before this video dropped, Willis was ordered to cough up $54,000 in attorney fees after a Georgia court found she violated the state’s Open Records Act.

Ashleigh Merchant, attorney for Trump co-defendant Michael Roman, had accused Willis’ office of stonewalling public records requests.

Judge Rachel Krause didn’t mince words in her ruling, stating the office’s actions were “intentional, not done in good faith,” and “substantially groundless and vexatious.” That’s legalese for “you got caught and tried to hide it.”

Merchant, who had been trying to obtain the records without going to court, said the lawsuit was a last resort. “They were just ignoring it and telling us that documents didn’t exist that we knew existed and resisting at every move, so we really didn’t have a choice,” she explained.

At this point, the only thing missing is a Netflix special.

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