Kelly Stafford accuses ‘Entourage’ star Kevin Connolly of ‘not paying her for podcast merch and taking advantage of her’… while claiming Rams husband Matthew wants to ‘beat his a**!’

Kelly Stafford, wife of Rams quarterback Matthew, has apparently accused ‘Entourage’ star Kevin Connolly of withholding money from his sales of podcast merchandise.

Connolly, an actor and director who has since founded Action Park Media, previously worked with Stafford when she brought her ‘Morning After’ podcast to his company.

But apparent screenshots from direct messages with Barstool Sports’ Jersey Jerry shows Stafford didn’t have a positive working experience with Connolly — and her NFL husband was seething about it.

‘Did my podcast under him at action park for a year… Super Bowl year. Had a merch drop that sold out in 48 hours and got paid ABSOLUTELY NOTHING. My husband wants to beat his a**, but I’d rather see what happens to him in prison, Stafford wrote.

‘After giving Jersey Jerry permission to share the messages publicly, she said: ‘I didn’t want to say anything because I didn’t want the first year in LA to be about me, starting a war with a celebrity… but my show is completely sold out every show and i got nothing. Thought about suing him for the whole thing, but instead I just told him I wanted the RSS feed for my podcast because I didn’t realize I didn’t even (own) it.’

‘I thought he was just taking advantage of me because of who I’m married to and the fact that he didn’t think I’d care that I just wasn’t getting paid, but it was clear he did against everyone.

DailyMail.com has contacted Action Park Media for comment.

Stafford’s comments about Connolly came as Jersey Jerry himself called the actor a ‘piece of s***’ and a ‘fraud’ as he also claims he is owed money.

Speaking on Barstool’s ‘Untitled’ podcast, Jerry explained that he previously signed a podcast deal during Action Park with podcaster Robby Berger.

According to Jerry, he signed a deal for $50,000 – but Berger was suddenly fired by Connolly, after which the actor allegedly went AWOL.

‘He fired Bob. I messaged him for two weeks. No answer … Then I get a text at night, around 11 o’clock, from a producer. He didn’t even bother to message me, this little punk, little f***g rat scammer.’

Jerry said he was owed $35,000 by Connolly, and spent another $4,500 in legal fees trying to get his money back.

Comments have now been restricted to Connolly’s latest Instagram post.