Scott Wolf’s estranged wife, Kelley, heads straight to the bar after hospital release: ‘God bless’

Scott Wolf’s estranged wife, Kelley Wolf, hit up a bar shortly after she was released from the hospital.

Kelley took to Instagram Wednesday to post a photo of her right hand resting on a bar, next to what looked like a margarita. Among the many bracelets on her wrist was an apparent hospital band.

The copy atop the picture read, “Hi,” while the caption read, “God bless 🇺🇸.”

Kelley, 48, pinned the post to the top of her page but restricted the comments section.

She went on to spam her Instagram Story with random images and videos.

Atop a car selfie, she wrote, “Be Kind Please. It’s ‘men’s’ mental health month… Or wait… Juneteenth?! Soon? Hmmmmm… 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸.”

She also uploaded a snap of her car and gushed over her “Queen” and “idol,” Taylor Swift, writing, “I love everything @taylorswift Does!”

Kelley then shared clips of comedian and podcaster Theo Von, who is sober, insisting, “I don’t drink either!! Proud of you!!!”

Atop a snap of a chessboard, she begged her followers to “Be Nice,” and atop an image of a construction site, she added, “Be safe!”

From the same bar where she ordered the apparent margarita, Kelley took a picture of her orange purse. “Shut the f–k up” was emblazoned on the side of the bag.

Kelley also gushed over a handful of other celebrities, including Julia Roberts, Chris Pratt and Bruce Springsteen.

She then reposted a message that read, “We were told that leadership looks like domination. Power. Control.” Another memo read, “Love Is Powerful — But Nothing Moves Energy Like Raw, Honest, Soul-Level Truth.”

Kelley went on to upload a seemingly old selfie she took with her father and wrote atop it, “Just LOVE. It’s…. EASY… And MY DAD! Is THE GOAT. Thanks daddy…?”

Kelley’s social media activity comes days after she was admitted to a Utah hospital.

Late last week, “deputies responded to the Sundance Resort for a report of a female that needed some help,” local law enforcement said at the time, noting that she “had made concerning comments to a family member” and “similar comments” to the responding officers.

Kelley posted a video of the exchange in which she could be heard telling the responding officers that they should be “ashamed” of themselves for handcuffing her.

An officer then explained that they were not trying to take her to jail but rather to get “help.”

(A spokesperson for the Utah County Sheriff’s Office later noted that Kelley was handcuffed for her “protection” as well as that of law enforcement.)

“I know what I’m doing. I’ve done this. This is my job,” she fired back, later adding, “I think Scott Wolf is abusing me, and now you are abusing me more.”

Kelley then took to her Instagram Story to share a photo from what looked like a hospital room. She called the situation “horrible” but insisted she was “happier than [she has] ever been.”

The day before the incident, cops were called to Scott and Kelley’s house twice over a “family fight.”

A few days before that, the actor announced that he had “made the most difficult decision of [his] life” and filed for divorce from Kelley after 21 years of marriage and three children.

Both Scott, 57, and Kelley were fairly vague yet complimentary of each other in their respective statements about the split, though the latter did cryptically add, “This has been a long, quiet journey for me … While I will not speak publicly about the details, I feel peace knowing that I’ve done everything I can to walk this path with integrity and compassion.”

After news of their divorce made headlines, it was revealed that cops had performed a welfare check at their residence in late May.

It was also revealed that an alleged assault occurred at their home in early March. During the incident, a female aggressor allegedly put her hands around the neck of a male victim in an “attempt to choke him,” according to a police report.

Reps for Kelley and Scott have not yet responded to Page Six’s repeated requests for comment.