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She got Lohan-ded a rose, but didn’t accept.
Former “Bachelorette” Hannah Brown, who has the most Instagram followers out of any member of the “Bachelor” franchise, was crushed to learn she unintentionally ignored a message from a certain “Mean Girl.”
“There was something going on with my DMs and I missed a DM from Lindsay Lohan,” Brown, 30, lamented to The Post.
“And I was devastated because Lindsay is our queen now. She’s come back.”
When the reality star, who boasts 2.7 million Instagram followers, discovered Lohan’s nearly two-year-old note, she felt too much time had passed — and never replied to the “Freakier Friday” actress.
“It was 102 weeks when I finally saw it, so very upsetting. She wanted to talk,” said Brown, who joined “Bachelor in Paradise” this season as its head of relations.
“I felt like I really missed the opportunity at that point.”
The brunette beauty, whose followers include Amy Schumer and Lana Del Rey, cannot explain how she became so popular on social media.
“I truly have no idea. People laugh at me … how I never know where my phone is. I’m not this innate content creator,” she said.
“But I think because I’m just myself, maybe that just shines through and people want to follow that. But yeah, I still don’t know how that all happened, but I’m grateful for it.”
Brown, a Tuscaloosa native who was crowned Miss Alabama in 2018, took seventh place in Colton Underwood’s season of “The Bachelor” in 2019 and was cast as the leading lady on “The Bachelorette” that same year.
She got engaged to singer-songwriter Jed Wyatt on the show, but called off the engagement shortly after, once she learned he had a girlfriend.
Now, Brown is getting ready for her wedding this month to Adam Woolard, whom she met on Hinge in 2021 despite “living three houses down from each other” on the same block in Los Angeles.
“We had a picture on the same street on our profiles. So that’s when we both started our conversations,” she said.
Woolard, who works in health care sales, did not recognize Brown from television, but did Google her name before they met in person for the first time.
“He was like, ‘I did that 30 minutes before I went on the date. I wish I wouldn’t have because then it made me nervous,’” Brown recalled.
Although she was in the midst of wedding planning, the bride-to-be couldn’t pass up ABC’s offer to join “Paradise” for what she called “a made-up job where I do just about everything” — including giving the contestants dating advice.
“I was so shocked when I got a call asking if I was interested. I felt it really aligned with the season of life that I’m in because I feel like I’ve done so much reflection on my relationships and how I would have done my experience different had I’d known what I know now,” she said.
She was also psyched to play a role similar to one on a popular HBO series also filmed in paradise.
“I watched ‘White Lotus,’ I’ve been a fan. And every time I see the concierge, I’m like, ‘That is my job’ — just pop up at random times. But no murder on this show.”