Papoose Calls Donald Trump A Loser

Rapper Papoose — who recently starred in a televised wedding with trouble-making "Conceited" diva Remy Ma — was in court Friday to support one of his new in-laws.

The 38-year-old "Love and Hip Hop" cast member, whose real name is Shamele Mackie, shied away from chatting as he left Manhattan Criminal Court, where he accompanied a woman as she posted $1,000 cash bail for 41-year-old Remel Smith, a relative of Ma's.

Papoose smirked and denied any connection to the day’s proceedings at 100 Centre St. "I ain't doing nothing," he said as a fan outside the courthouse stepped up to ask for a photo.

The Brooklyn native took some time to bash the Republican presidential front-runner.

"Donald Trump is a loser," Papoose said. "What did the Pope say? I agree with the Pope about Donald Trump building bridges instead of walls."

Court papers say a Queens resident named Andrea King posted bail for Smith.

He was busted on Thursday in Harlem for tossing a lit joint that he was smoking in public when they spotted him puffing away about 3:30 p.m. on W. 116th St., authorities said.

Smith was charged with attempted evidence tampering, obstruction of governmental administration and resisting arrest.

Neighbors at the Bronx address Smith gave to cops said an aunt of Remy Ma's used to live in the apartment.

An XXL magazine feature on Remy Ma from 2005 identified her older brother as Remel and there are management credits for a Remel Smith on Remy Ma albums.

In 2008, Ma was convicted of assault after a high-profile trial in the same courthouse for shooting a friend outside a nightclub. She was sentenced to eight years behind bars.

Papoose reportedly tied the knot with her while she was in prison. In December they hosted a lavish wedding bash in front of cameras that aired Monday on the VH1 show.

The rapper was a hit with the criminal court crowd during his brief cameo Friday.

He posed for at least three fan photos on Centre St., including with two gals who caught him by a crosswalk.

"I'm glad you got out!" said one female fan, who assumed he was there because he was arrested.

"I was never in!" he fired back.

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