Bravo star Jennifer Welch slammed for suggesting Trump voters should be banned from Mexican, Chinese, Indian restaurants

Former Bravo star Jennifer Welch wildly called for President Trump supporters to be banned from all Mexican, Chinese and Indian restaurants in the US — saying they should get their “fat asses over to Cracker Barrel” instead.

In a profanity-laden meltdown on her “I’ve Had It” podcast, the mom-of-two unleashed on white voters who agree with Trump’s border policies but still want to frequent restaurants run by immigrants.

“I’ve had it with white people that triple Trumped that have the nerve and the audacity to walk into a Mexican restaurant, a Chinese restaurant, an Indian restaurant, go to a gay hairdresser,” Welch raged.

“I don’t think you should be able to enjoy anything but Cracker Barrel.”

The term “triple Trump” refers to those who support what critics argue are the president’s anti-stances on immigration, diversity and LGBTQ rights.

“If you want to triple Trump, if you want to brow beat DEI, if you want to brow beat gay people, you want to brow beat black people as you have been doing for hundreds of years… White people that triple Trumped should be boycotted, banned from enjoying the best thing that America has to offer, which is multiculturalism,” she ranted.

“Get your fat asses out of the Mexican restaurant. Get your fat asses over at a Cracker Barrel because nobody wants to see your f–ing smug ass, teeny weeny pink arm, big gut around.”

“Nobody wants to see that sh-t, no one,” she added.

The backlash against Welch was swift on social media, with many blasting the lefty host as “unhinged and delusional.”

“It’s always the most intolerant and hateful pretending to love everyone,” one person commented on the clip.

“What a pompous, arrogant thing to say,” another said.

“She is what’s wrong with this country,” a third social media user griped.

Another chimed in: “Uber Karen. I voted for Trump and I’m having a burrito with chorizo and spinach dip for lunch today.”

Welch starred in Bravo’s reality show “Sweet Home” about her luxury interior design business.