#Chelsea actor may have used Febreeze on mom’s corpse before he died

Cops believe the actor who was found dead with his mom’s body in Chelsea lived with her decomposing corpse for several days before he also passed away — and that he used Febreze to mask the odor, law-enforcement sources said Sunday.

William “Bill” Wedell — a small-time actor who appeared in movies such as “It Could Happen To You” with Nicholas Cage and Woody Allen’s “Crimes and Misdemeanors” — likely spent about five days living with his dead mother’s body inside their home at The Tate on West 23rd Street in Manhattan, police and sources said.

The bodies of both Wedell, 64, and his 95-year-old mother Agnes were found Saturday afternoon during a wellness check.

Bottles of Febreze were found throughout the apartment, sources said.

Agnes had recently been ailing, and police believe she died of natural causes, sources said.

Cops also do not suspect foul play in the death of her son — whose body was found naked on a bed, with scores of empty Tylenol bottles also discovered in the home, sources said.

Cops had previously responded to the home several times regarding calls about Bill’s drinking, sources said.