“Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” star Zac Affleck fired back at viral criticism over his beef with co-star Whitney Leavitt, claiming many of the storylines in Season 4 were created by production.

“The whole narrative of Whitney letting us stay over at her house, it’s just not true,” Zac said in a recent TikTok Live.

“It’s not a big deal though, that wasn’t her fault. That was the storyline.”

“We had our own home the whole time,” he continued, referring to him and wife Jen Affleck moving their family from Utah to Los Angeles so that she could compete on Season 34 of “Dancing With the Stars” alongside Leavitt.

“We showed up, unpacked the U-Haul for the cameras, repacked it and went back to our own house.”

Zac then addressed his and Leavitt’s blowout fight in the Season 4 finale of “SLOMW.” In the scene, he ambushed Leavitt by showing up “in Jen’s place” after the former friends planned to meet up and talk about issues that arose while competing against each other on “DWTS.”

According to Zac, he was “asked to do that the day of by someone other than Jen,” though he admitted he “could have controlled what he said” during the confrontation.

“There was also a lot of that conversation that wasn’t included. But again, could I have been a little more calm, a little more chilled? Probably.”

Zac, notably, called Leavitt a “mean girl” and “fake” during the heated exchange.

He clarified that he is still not “a fan of Whitney” and although he understands why her husband, Connor Leavitt, was mad at him for the way he spoke, he maintained that he “wasn’t screaming or yelling.”

“A lot of emotions at that time, and that happened six months ago. Right now, there’s obviously a lot bigger things going on with our group,” he said, seemingly referring to Taylor Frankie Paul’s ongoing drama and Jessi Draper’s divorce.

“This is just all part of reality TV. And I also think part of having social media is just speak your truth and some people are gonna hate you, some people are gonna like you and I am OK with that.”

Page Six has reached out to reps for “SLOMW” and the Leavitts for comment.

Meanwhile, Whitney — who is currently starring on Broadway as Roxie Hart in “Chicago” — hinted at her exit from the hit Hulu series earlier this month.

“I wouldn’t be where I am without [‘SLOMW’],” Leavitt told the Hollywood Reporter. “But it feels like it’s time to challenge myself in other ways and fulfill these dreams and passions that I’ve been trying to get even before the show.”

She also noted that “it feels like that’s the trajectory of where it’s going.”