JERSEY SHORE'S PAULY D MADE 11 MILLION IN A YEAR!

GateCrasher: DJ “Pauly D” DelVecchio was anointed Forbes’ seventh wealthiest deejay in the world last week.

And while the $11 million-a year mixmaster from Rhode Island says success hasn’t spoiled him yet, he’s got his guard up to make sure no grenades blast in on his good fortune.

The 32-year-old “Jersey Shore” star, who was in the East Village Monday to shoot an ad campaign, got all philosophical when he told us, “They say that success changes a person. I say it changes the people around you. They don’t know how to act around you.”

The “currently single” self-described “Guido” seems to be saving his big paychecks for a future that will likely include a lucky, and presumably well-tanned, lady.

“I have all this amazing stuff going on and I’d like to maybe someday have someone to share it with,” he says. He admits that “it’s hard to see who’s genuine and what their motives are. They say it happens when you’re not looking for it, so I’ll just wait and see what happens.”

DelVecchio also says a little bambino is part of his grand plan, but fans who show up to meet him Thursday at his Remix vodka tasting at Commack, L.I.’s Northgate Shopping Center shouldn’t ask him to sign their babies, like they have in the past.

“I don’t do it!” he laughs. “You want me to hold it, I’ll hold it. I’ll take a picture, but I won’t sign it.”

DelVecchio won’t say if he was invited to castmate Nicole (Snooki) Polizzi ’s baby shower Sunday, but says audiences will find out when “Jersey Shore” returns in October.

DelVecchio admits he’s “heard rumors” that this will be the show’s last season, but nothing has been made official to him.

At the East Village shoot, DelVecchio was supposed to have been joined by 50 Cent for a photo shoot. DelVecchio is helping the rapper get the word out about his SK Energy Shots, which launched in October 2011. The Queens rapper has vowed to donate a meal for every bottle sold, and DelVecchio signed on this past June to help the cause, which so far has fed 3.5 million Africans. Unfortunately, Fiddy didn’t make it back to New York due to travel complications in Los Angeles.

Despite what sometimes seems like a reckless and excessive lifestyle, DelVecchio tells us he’s fiscally conservative — minus a penchant for expensive watches, like a $150,000 diamond-encrusted Audemars Piguet Royal Oak self-winding dazzler he was sporting Monday.

DelVecchio showed it off with a modest grin and explained, “I’ve had the same jeweler since I was 16 years old, just now I’m buying different watches of a different caliber.”

Or, more accurately, a different carat.

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