Marjorie Taylor Greene fired back Monday after her longtime nemesis, Laura Loomer, posted that the former representative had 'fled the country.'

Loomer reposted one of Greene's vacation pictures and said that 'sources' told her that MTG had sold her home in Rome, Georgia, and moved to Costa Rica. 

In December, Loomer - a conspiracy theorist who has the ear of President Donald Trump - alleged that Greene had purchased a $5 million home in the Central American vacation hotspot. 

'We didn't move to Costa Rica, but if anybody can find the keys to my $5 million mansion, please let me know,' MTG told the Daily Mail on Monday. 

She and fiancé Brian Glenn also confirmed that they were indeed on vacation.

Loomer stood her ground in comments to the Daily Mail, repeating that she had been told in 2024 that Greene purchased a $5 million property in Costa Rica and sold her Georgia home in March. 

'So she's lying,' Loomer said. 

Greene did not address the sale of her Georgia home when speaking with the Daily Mail on Monday.  

TMZ had reported that Greene sold her Georgia property for $1.1 million in March and is in the process of buying a new home in the area with Glenn.  

The Daily Mail reported last week that Glenn was hanging up his hat as Real America's Voice's White House correspondent. 

His last day on the job was Friday. 

On Monday, Greene posted a picture of two coffee cups on a balcony overlooking a picturesque oceanfront view.

'I'm so thankful to start the next chapter with Brian Glenn,' the former Republican congresswoman wrote. 

Loomer quickly chimed in on X.

'Looks like MTG has been planning her escape from America for a while,' she wrote. 

She then alleged that Greene engaged in 'insider trading' to purchase the $5 million property and sold off the home in her former Georgia congressional district. 

'She abandoned her constituents and fled the country,' Loomer claimed. 

Greene announced her departure from Congress in November, with her official resignation in early January, after a public falling out with Trump over the Epstein files and other issues. 

In mid-December, Glenn proposed to Greene, as he continued to split time between Washington and Northwest Georgia. 

Now he's in the process of fully relocating to Greene's home state.

'I just want to slow everything down and just kind of put my roots in Georgia,' Glenn said in a phone interview on Thursday. 'We're in the process of planning our wedding. Date to be determined,' he added. 

He's also trying to figure out his next step professionally.  

'In terms of getting out of politics altogether, you know, I am taking a step back right now from all that. I don't know what the future holds as far as what I'm going to do for a living, or what I want to talk about,' he said. 

'But right now it's just a healthy time for me to physically get out of this business, slow down life a little bit and focus on myself,' he added.