Steve Harvey says he’s developed “alligator skin” to tolerate criticism from the public. In fact, he’d like it if people would take that “money s—t somewhere else.”

But something that won’t seem to go away are comments about his love life, which includes two marriages that ended in divorce. Steve shares twin daughters Karli and Brandi and son Broderick with his ex, Marcia Harvey.

He shares son Wynton with his ex-wife Mary Shackleford. This summer, a resurfaced interview from 2012 saw her accuse the entertainer of leaving her in financial shambles when they divorced in 2005. She also described him as a “man of power and authority” who managed to use his status to influence the courts during their legal battle.

Her account of dealing with Steve tarnished his image among fans who had begun to question his integrity. The comedian, who keeps a host of jobs in rotation, has been defending his character since last year when rumors of marital troubles began to circulate online.

The hearsay alleged that his current wife, Marjorie Harvey, had been unfaithful and cozied up to one of his bodyguards and a personal chef. The “Family Feud” host has been unwavering in denying the reports suggesting the union of 18 years was failing as additional rumors claimed divorce was imminent.

A VICE TV “Black Comedy in America” clip currently circulating on Twitter also revealed the author of “Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man” addressed being an “internet sensation” on podcasts where peers speak ill of him. The new 10-part series premiered on Oct. 15.