Keke Palmer claims she was a victim of “breast milk discrimination” at an airport in Houston.

The new mom, who welcomed son Leodis in February, tweeted Monday that the experience “ruined [her] mood.”

Palmer, 29, explained, “I should’ve popped my tit out right then because the discretion and comfort of pumping is thwarted with threats to throw out over 16oz [of] my babies [sic] food?!?!!!

“Why is that not a crime??” the “True Jackson, VP” alum continued. “I’M A MOTHER for crying out loud.”

The TSA states that breast milk “in quantities greater than 3.4 ounces or 100 milliliters are allowed in carry-on baggage,” though anything “in excess” of that must be “screened separately.”

Palmer’s followers commiserated with her plight.

“Pumping is not an easy task. 16oz is a lot ! That is not right at all!!!!” one Twitter user wrote, while another added, “No one deserves this stress and mistreatment while traveling.”

Other parents shared experiences at airports in Arkansas and Georgia that left them “violated and embarrassed.”

Palmer announced her pregnancy in December 2022 and gave birth to her and her boyfriend Darius Jackson‘s first child two months later.

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The “Nope” star defended her infant’s unique name at the time after a troll wrote that it “sound[ed] like it led a civil rights march.”

“It’s giving I marched with Martin [Luther King Jr.], purrrr,” she wrote in February.

The following month, the former Disney Channel star gave a candid “mommying” update, telling her Instagram followers that she will “never be the same again.”

Palmer gushed, “I have juggled quite a few careers but this is my greatest gig of all. … If you thought I was a bad mama jamma before, you can’t imagine the greater purpose my son has given my life!”

She and Jackson, who works as a personal trainer, have been together since 2021.