UNDER FIRE

‘Bachelorette’ contestant called out for ‘liking’ incendiary social posts

Emerging “Bachelorette” frontunner Garrett Yrigoyen is under fire over his social media history — allegedly “liking” posts mocking immigrants, the LGBTQ community and Parkland High School student David Hogg.

In a series of screen grabs uploaded to Twitter by former “Bachelor” contestant Ashley Spivey, Yrigoyen, 29, appears to have double-tapped a number of social shares from right-leaning accounts, including the Patriotic Merica Supply Co., which has taken aim at Colin Kaepernick and the NFL’s national anthem protests, as well as Caitlyn Jenner’s transition.

“Can we do a better job of social media deep dives on the dudes that try out for #thebachelorette — FYI douchebags we can see your likes,” Spivey, who appeared on Season 15 of the ABC reality series in 2011, tweeted May 24.

While Yrigoyen’s original Instagram account has since been deleted, the Nevada-based medical sales rep has returned to the social media platform under a different handle.

As the recipient of the coveted first impression rose on Monday’s season premiere, “Bachelorette” Becca Kufrin revealed she is already falling for Yrigoyen. “Since he pulled up in that minivan, I was smitten with him,” Kufrin said. “I loved it all. He’s so easy to talk to and so sweet, so to give him that rose … it felt so good.”

Though Yrigoyen’s fate on the show has yet to be revealed, Kufrin, 28, recently confirmed she is engaged. The Minnesota-bred publicist is coming off a broken engagement to former “Bachelor” Arie Luyendyk Jr. A rep for Warner Bros. had no comment.

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