Hell hath no fury like a stripper scorned.

Cross them and you just might end up in court, like Hunter Biden and Donald Trump.

All these men had to do was treat the two women — Lunden Roberts and Stormy Daniels — with a little respect and things might have turned out differently. But they didn’t.

So, the strippers dragged both men into court, forcing them to face a judge — and maybe a jury — for their disdainful behavior toward them.

Who would have thought that Hunter Biden and Donald Trump would have so much in common as far as women are concerned?

Trump never should have called porn star Stormy Daniels “horseface.” She is the woman with whom he is alleged to have had an affair with — which he denies.

What woman would not have fire in her eyes after such a gross insult? A man would have punched him out.

Now she will testify against him in the politically charged trial launched by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, charging that Trump falsified business records over $130,000 in hush money payments to Daniels. The money was paid, it is charged, to cover up the alleged affair.

And Hunter Biden, 53, should never have denied he fathered a child with Roberts, 32. His excuse at the time was that he was so drugged out  that he did not remember anything.

Hunter, in his maudlin, self-serving memoir “Beautiful Things,” said he was on one of his drug and alcohol “rampages” at the time.

“I’m not proud of it,” he wrote. “It’s why I would later challenge in court the woman from Arkansas who had a baby in 2018 and claimed the child was mine — I had no recollection of the encounter.” He added, “I was a mess.”

He did not even mention Lunden Roberts, the mother, by name. Nor did he report that the “encounter” lasted for weeks.

She was just “the woman.” So, you can imagine how that must have made her feel.

A court-ordered a DNA paternity test proved he was the father. He was forced to pay child support, estimated to be $20,000 a month, to Lunden and Navy Joan Roberts, their four-year old daughter, who Hunter still does not recognize as his own.

Nor does his father President Joe Biden, who at a White House function last week said to a group of visiting children, “I have six grandchildren and I speak to them every day.”

No, Joe, you have seven grandchildren. But it is understandable why Biden does not speak with Navy given that her father Hunter has never even seen her, let alone acknowledged her existence.

So, Biden was back in court Monday, before no-nonsense Judge Holly Meyer at the Independence Count Court House in Batesville, Arkansas seeking to lower his paternity payments.

Roberts maintains that Biden has plenty of money, lives a lavish lifestyle and lives rent free at the White House.

In seeking reduced payments, Biden may have committed a major blunder. Already under Congressional scrutiny, Biden will now under oath have to answer questions about his finances and who is buying his paintings and what they paid for them.

This is information that House Republican- dominated committees have been attempting to get for weeks.

Judge Meyer said that if the information is not forthcoming, she will make liberal use of the court’s subpoena powers to get it.

Hunter appeared in court accompanied only by his lawyers and Secret Service agents. Roberts had a flock of family members sitting in the rows behind her.

It would have been something had Roberts brought Navy Joan Roberts to the court. The four-year-old, who doesn’t have the Biden name, could have shouted “Daddy” and rushed to sit on his lap.

If Hunter Biden is ever held responsible for his wicked ways, the Biden name may not be worth much anyway.

Peter Lucas is a veteran Massachusetts political reporter and columnist.