Paige Spiranac issues warning to fans in wake of heartbreaking personal news

It takes a real low-life to try to exploit someone in a time of grief.

The world’s most popular golf influencer, Paige Spiranac, is experiencing it first-hand — and warning her fans to be wary of the scam.

Earlier this week, the blonde bombshell was hit by tragedy when her dog, Niko, died suddenly.

“I loved you for your whole life and I’ll miss you for the rest of mine,” the 31-year-old posted to her social media accounts.

Spiranac adopted Niko, an Australian Cattle Dog mix, in 2017, according to a Facebook post.

But as support poured in for the former college golf champion, something more sinister was afoot.

On Thursday, after first thanking her fans and followers for their support, Spiranac then had to clear the air over a nefarious scheme aimed at preying on their sympathy.

Spiranac warned that scammers were pretending to be her in order to exploit those hoping to help in a time of need.

“I can’t believe I even have to write this,” the golf influencer posted to her X account. “Someone is pretending to be me online and asking people to donate money to a fund for my dog who just died. It’s a scam.

“Please do not donate. Block and report. Thank you!”