A “superstar” DEA agent secretly fueled a lavish lifestyle by skimming cash from Colombian cocaine traffickers through a multimillion-dollar scam that officials say is turning into one of the worst scandals in the agency’s history, according to a report Tuesday.

Jose Irizarry, who resigned after being recalled from his post in Colombia, was recently identified in court papers as a co-conspirator of a former DEA informant who pleaded guilty to money laundering in Florida, according to the Associated Press.

Profits from the scheme helped Irizarry, 44, buy a Land Rover and a home in Cartagena, the Colombian resort city where he was assigned to combat drug smuggling into the US, current and former law enforcement officials told AP.

He also flew first-class to Europe with Louis Vuitton luggage while wearing a gold Hublot watch — and hosted wild yacht parties with bikini-clad hookers that fellow agents and at least one supervisor attended in violation of DEA rules, according to the report.

Irizarry’s racket also enriched a suspected Colombian money launderer, Diego Marin, who’s known as his country’s “contraband king” and is related to Irizarry’s second wife, AP said.

Irizarry allegedly masterminded the scam with Gustavo Yabrudi, a dual Venezuelan-American citizen who worked as his informant.

The men opened bank accounts where drug traffickers deposited cash that was later used to buy electronics, textiles and other goods that were exported to Colombia and sold on the black market, AP said.

At least $7 million flowed through one account, and as part of his guilty plea, Yabrudi admitted withdrawing money to pay off a DEA agent whom officials identified to AP as Irizarry.

The dealers wrote off the money they lost to the scam as the cost of doing business, and Irizarry allegedly fabricated DEA seizure orders or letters from banks in order to pocket the cash.

Before being assigned to Colombia, Irizarry worked in Miami, where he racked up scores of arrests, and his success continued following his coveted transfer to South America.

“He was the superstar everyone wanted to be,” one former law enforcement official said.

Investigators are now probing whether Irizarry’s underworld connections were behind his arrests and drug seizures, and suspect he was using his authority to crack down on Marin’s criminal rivals, officials said.

It’s unclear whether Irizarry has been charged, and the DEA wouldn’t comment beyond confirming that he resigned after returning to the US in 2017.

Two lawyers who’ve represented him in the past also wouldn’t comment, and Marin’s lawyer in Miami didn’t return calls and emails, AP said.