His advice for men hoping to maintain a marriage beyond 15 years like him? Simple: “Keep your damn mouth shut. Just shut up. Don’t say nothing. It’s best don’t say nothing.”

The “Family Feud” host went on to add, “There ain’t no trying to fix it. That way you ain’t got to fix.”

When one of the show’s hosts Akbar Gbajabiamila asked, “What if you’re right?” Harvey’s response was instantaneous.

“What? What did he say? What did you say?” he exclaimed, then asking, “Are you married? You actually said?  What is you right? When?”

As Gbajabiamila insisted that “sometimes” he is right, Harvey retorted, now in full hysteria, “What? Boy, your dumb ass ain’t gonna make 15. I can tell you that right now.”

Unbeknownst to Harvey, Gbajabiamila has been married to Chrystal Gbajabiamila for 19 years — two years longer than the “Kings of Comedy” star’s marriage.

“The Talk” posted the resurfaced interview clip on its Instagram page, where its followers adored his candor about keeping the peace in a marriage.

“Tell em Steve!!!!” one person quipped, while another viewer wrote, “This is the funniest interview ever I can’t stop laughing.”

One lady supported his message, writing, “He’s right.”

But not everyone is buying his advice. When The Art of Dialogue posted it online, many on social media chimed in suggesting the wrong message was coming from the wrong guy.

“Steve love promoting BETA male advice,” one person wrote.

Another commented, “Stamp ‘SUCKA’ on his forhead,” while someone else added, “This is a clown service. Steve Harvey is the last person to listen to about marriage. THE LAST.”

The most scathing critique came from a comment that cut straight to the heart of Harvey’s complicated romantic history, “So did he keep his mouth shut when he left his first wife for his mistress, or when he left his mistress for his 3rd wife? Or was he thinking like a man. Im confused.”

Another implied, “I bet Steve has a miserable marriage. How are you supposed to lead your woman if you can’t talk to her?”

Harvey’s marital journey is indeed a true Hollywood story, rich with divorce, heartbreak, a bunch of kids and drama.

But everything changed with Marjorie Harvey, (formerly Bridges) his third and current wife, whom he married in 2007. However, their relationship has also been marred by cheating rumors and accusations Marjorie had an affair with Steve’s bodyguard and private chef.

As an old girlfriend who re-entered his life after her second marriage, Marjorie brought her own children into a relationship: Jason, 35, Morgan, 36, and Lori, 26.

The standup comic’s transformation from a twice-divorced celebrity to a relationship guru is also bolstered by his popular morning radio show’s “Strawberry Letter” segment.

Harvey’s bestselling book, “Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man,” is also instrumental in him appearing to be an authority on relationships. By openly discussing his marital missteps, he created a narrative of personal growth that resonates with millions.

Palmer laughed, admitting she had tried dating billionaires but it turned out horribly.

“You need somebody with something,” Harvey explained. “Quit trying to give a boy your lifestyle and he ain’t earned it.”

When Palmer pushed back, arguing that “all men, rich or poor, can be crummy and have ‘just as much baggage’ as the next man,” Harvey insisted a deeper lesson must be learned and she would get it if she listened to him.

Whether you find his advice hilarious, offensive, or somewhere in between, one thing is certain: Steve Harvey knows how to keep people talking.

With three marriages under his belt and a bestselling book, he continues to offer relationship advice — and fans are going to still listen.