The plastic surgery-obsessed socialite known as “Catwoman” may not be quite as broke as she thinks.
Jocelyn Wildenstein — who filed for bankruptcy earlier this month — has a secret stash of cash that she doesn’t even know about.
There are eight “unclaimed funds” accounts held by the state comptroller in Wildenstein’s name.
The oldest is a 2010 credit balance by T-Mobile and the latest is for “undelivered goods or services” from Charter Communications this year.
Wildenstein’s also sitting on an un-cashed check from the state’s Department of Tax and Finance issued last year, two Aetna refunds from 2014 plus other funds from Nestle Waters, HSBC and Time Warner.
The amounts of the accounts are not made public.
The comptroller currently holds $15 billion in unclaimed funds and returns approximately $1 million to New Yorkers every day.
Wildenstein’s bankruptcy lawyer did not return messages seeking comment.
Her bankruptcy case lists her Citibank account balance as $0. The 77-year-old Manhattanite earns just $900 a month in Social Security income and relies on her friends and family to pay her expenses, according to her Chapter 11 filing.
The woman once called “Bride of Wildenstein” over her drastic facial reconstructions was married to art dealer Alec Wildenstein until 1999. She got a reported $2.5 billion in their split, but is now in debt to lawyers, American Express and other creditors.