An ageing pimp who allegedly sold underage girls for sex out of his Brooklyn apartment — threatening to kill and starve his victims if they didn’t comply — was hit with sex trafficking charges Wednesday, according to prosecutors.

Between December 2014 and August 2017, Neter Kamani, 52, used the internet to lure at least 10 out-of-town victims — including two minors — to the Big Apple and then prostituted them out via nude photos on the recently-shuttered classified site Backpage.com, Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance, Jr. said in a statement.

Kamani — who also goes by “Prince,” “Prince Johnson” and “Prince International” — kept the girls on a tight leash, only allowing them to wear clothes he’d approved, referring to them exclusively by their “prostitution nicknames,” and making them hand over all their money and identification, Vance alleges.

He also kept them in fear — allegedly threatening to kill one 19-year-old victim if she told anyone, and warning an 18-year-old that she wouldn’t be allowed to eat if she didn’t work for him.

Kamani was busted after two victims reached out to cops at the Port Authority Bus Terminal, prosecutors say.

He was indicted on two counts of sex trafficking, and three counts of promoting prostitution.