He used to be everywhere — popping champagne with Paris...

The Malaysian playboy financier who’s on the lam after being charged for his alleged role in a multibillion-dollar embezzlement scheme may have laundered tens of millions of dollars to pay his legal team — which includes former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and President Trump’s longtime attorney Marc Kasowitz, according to a new report.

The US Justice Department is currently probing whether Jho Low — who’s reportedly hiding out in China after being charged with masterminding a scheme to steal $4.5 billion in Malaysian state funds — funneled some of that cash through two pals to pay his attorneys, the Wall Street Journal reports.

There’s no suggestion any of the lawyers were aware their fees could have been paid with dirty money, but the Justice Department is investigating whether Low used two associates, Fugees rapper Pras Michel and Thai businessman Phengphian Laogumnerd, as intermediaries, according to the paper.

Phengphian has allegedly been helping Low pay his bills since the Justice Department filed suits seeking to recover high-priced goods like art, jewels, a yacht and a jet it says were bought with money pilfered from a Malaysian development fund.

Michel, meanwhile, helped bring Republican fundraiser Elliott Broidy on as a consultant for Low — and the government is also probing how Broidy was paid, and separately whether the GOP heavyweight tried to sell his influence with the White House to Low as a foreign agent, the Journal reports.

A rep for Phengphian told the paper that the businessman has never received any money from Low and “what he chooses to do with his own funds is his business alone.”

A lawyer for Michel told the Journal: “I do not know what, if anything, the Department of Justice is currently reviewing, but I am confident that Mr. Michel has not done anything improper.”

And Broidy’s attorney said he’s never worked for “any foreign government for any interaction with the United States Government, ever.”