Nevada brothel owner and aspiring politician Dennis Hof spent his last night canoodling with one of the women who worked for him, a report said Wednesday.

After a Monday campaign rally boosting his bid for Nevada Assembly, Hof and his entourage headed back to the Love Ranch South in Crystal, arriving around 11 p.m., his bosom buddy, porn legend Ron Jeremy, told The Daily Mail.

“At about midnight, Dennis went back to his private suite with Dasha Dare,” one of the brothel’s sex workers, Jeremy recalled to the outlet.

Hof, 72, and Dare had a two-hour romp in the suite — the same room where former NBA player and Khloe Kardashian’s then-husband Lamar Odom suffered a near-fatal overdose in 2015 — before Dare joined Jeremy at the pleasure palace’s bar, the report said.

“I got up around 10:30 a.m. [Tuesday] and I was expecting to see Dennis. He is an early riser and we had an event to go to on the campaign that morning,” Jeremy told the Mail. “I went into his room and he was lying [on] his bed. I shook him by the shoulders, but there was no movement.”

The legal pimp’s skin was cold and stiff, and Jeremy realized “something was seriously wrong,” and ran to get help from the brothel’s workers.

“He was naked and still wasn’t moving,” Jeremy added.

He continued: “Some of the girls there had CPR training. They called 911 and the operator was telling them to resuscitate him. Dasha was freaking out and praying. One of the house moms had to remove her from the area.”

Hof’s abrupt death cast a pall over a busy few days partly spent campaigning for Hof’s GOP state legislative bid and partly spent celebrating his recent birthday, surrounded by a diverse cast of characters including Jeremy, controversial former Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio, conservative kingmaker Grover Norquist, and retired madam and Hof’s longtime girlfriend Heidi Fleiss.

“Dennis was really excited about the future,” Fleiss told outlet. “I’m devastated about his death, [and] I’m still in shock over it.”

The cause of Hof’s death is under investigation, but foul play is not suspected, officials said.

Due to Nevada law, his name will still be listed on the ballot in November, but signs will be posted at polling places notifying voters of Hof’s death.

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