Eric Adams met with former President Bill Clinton in New York City on Friday — as a sit down with the current president to discuss the migrant crisis continues to elude the Big Apple mayor.

“Thank you to former President [Bill Clinton] for offering your keen insights and advice on the work New York City is doing to confront this issue,” Hizzoner wrote on social media following the closed-door meeting.

Despite touting the meet-up for days, little has emerged of what was said between the two.

City Hall reps told The Post nothing else would be released about the meeting aside from the brief social post with two photos.

The relationship between Adams and Biden’s White House has strained over the past year as the mayor has ramped up his rhetoric over the migrant mess in New York City.

Adams has repeatedly called on the Biden administration to step up and take ownership of the crisis to no avail.

Last month, the mayor conceded he hadn’t spoken with Biden, who was once touted by Adams as a close ally, since early in the year.