Harvey, 66, shared a video Friday night suggesting he fired his social media manager after they posted a tweet urging followers to name a comedian that does not make them laugh.

“Somebody that works for me on my Twitter put a statement out that was totally negative. I gotta take responsibility for it ’cause they work for me, but the engagement was talking about ‘name a comedian you don’t think is funny.’ Why would I do something like that?” Harvey said. “That don’t even make no damn sense.

“My whole brand is to be motivational, and I’mma turn around a say something like that? You don’t know where these young people [are] at in they career, man. They could be coming up or anything. I’m all about positivity; I would’ve never done nothing like that.”

Harvey confronted the employee, who told him he needed more engagement, and the comedian joked that now somebody needs “employment.”

Steve Harvey’s wife cheated on him?

The following morning, false reports about Bridges “seeking divorce after she was reportedly caught having an extramarital affair with their chef and bodyguard” flooded the internet.

Ned Nwoko, a Nigerian businessman who described himself as Harvey’s friend, dispelled the cheating rumors, saying the TV personality told him they were false.

“Fake news has been taken to new heights all over the world and this is so unfortunate,” Nwoko wrote. “We experience this practically everyday and so when we read about our friend Steve Harvey and his lovely wife having issues, we had to contact Him and He confirmed that he and his wife are very much okay and it’s all fake news and should be disregarded. The family is happy together and we wish them all the best.”

Steve and Marjorie married in 2007. Neither party has yet to publicly address the baseless allegations.