Now that Jodi Arias is locked behind bars, her dirty little secrets are a matter of public record — and she is not happy about it! An insider told Breaking Celebrity News that the convicted killer is enraged that her prison commissary shopping list was made public and she has been ranting about her privacy being violated.

As Breaking Celebrity News exclusively revealed, Travis Alexander’s killer — who is serving a life sentence for the brutal murder of her ex-boyfriend — makes weekly purchases of Beano gas relief, zit medicine and Tinactin to cure her athlete’s foot, among other humiliating items.

Breaking Celebrity News published the list earlier this month, and Arias vented about the article during her last visit with rapper Kareem “Lefty” Williams, claiming that having her purchases made public was humiliating.

“Jodi was really mad that her list of stuff was released,” Williams told Breaking Celebrity News after their visit on April 7, 2016.

As Breaking Celebrity News previously reported, Arias lost her contact visits for at least 180 days after she was found guilty of a “disciplinary violation” after calling a guard a “c**k blocker.”

Williams and Arias were separated by glass during their meeting and she was held in a “cage” as they spoke, he said.

“Jodi didn’t want people to know what she bought, she said it was embarrassing,” he told Breaking Celebrity News. The documents published showed that she also purchases dandruff shampoo, conditioner and an “antishank toothbrush” every week.

“She thinks it was a violation of her privacy,” he said about the list released by Breaking Celebrity News.

READ THE LIST OF JODI’S PURCHASES HERE

Meanwhile, Williams told Breaking Celebrity News that Arias, who is housed in maximum security in the Perryville Prison, has started a book drive behind bars and is asking people to send books to her and her fellow inmates.

“Jodi complained that the library in prison is terrible and it only has westerns and other bad books. So she wants people to send books to her and she will donate them to the 30 yard library in the Lumley unit.”