Brady Bunch star Susan Olsen, who played the youngest of the bunch, revealed she may have been the reason why CBS canceled the reboot while it was still in development.

During a recent appearance on the WalkAway Campaign, the actress raised the alarm on “woke Hollywood” by revealing the network allegedly canceled the Brady Bunch reboot after uncovering past remarks she made about gay people, transgender people and the COVID-19 vaccine.

Olsen explained that “things were looking good” for the show until she got a call from her agent.

“My agent called me and said, ‘Well, the network has a problem with you,'” she said. Her agent allegedly told her the network uncovered homophobic comments she made against actor Leon Acord-Whiting in 2016 that ultimately got her fired from her radio talk show Two Chicks Talkin’ Politics. She recalled that her agent told her, “‘There was some incident where you had a homophobic rant on the air and you were fired.’ And I said, ‘Oh, gosh, that old thing.’”

The actress dismissed the agent’s claim on her WalkAway Campaign appearance, calling it “fake news.” She claimed she’s “been an ally to the gay community since way before it was cool.”

She explained that she soon agreed to take a “course in political correctness.” But she claimed the network came back with almost “50 pages” of comments she made about transgender people and the COVID-19 vaccine.