Jeremy Renner has taken legal action against filmmaker Yi Zhou by issuing a cease and desist letter following her accusations that he sent her “intimate” photos and threatened to “call ICE” on her.

In the letter, the “Hawkeye” actor vehemently denied Zhou’s allegations, describing them as “false, fabricated, and salacious lies.” Renner, 54, countered by accusing Zhou of aggressively pursuing him with inappropriate messages and photos.

The controversy stems from an agreement between Renner and Zhou to collaborate on her documentary, “Chronicles of Disney.” According to Renner’s statement to TMZ, the filmmaker allegedly made romantic advances towards him during this collaboration.

Renner clarified that while they did have a “brief consensual encounter,” their relationship did not progress beyond that point. The actor said he ended their interactions in August after Zhou visited him.

Despite his decision to cut ties, Renner claimed that Zhou, 37, inundated him with hundreds of explicit messages, attempting to rekindle their relationship after he drove her to the airport.

In one of the explicit messages, she allegedly wrote, “I want him inside of me so badly so so badly f–k me, babe.”

He claimed she also sent him a message talking about playing with Renner’s “fake giant thing” while she was thinking about “the real giant.”

In the letter, Renner accused Zhou of threatening to “harm him publicly” unless he agreed to promote her documentary and “make it falsely appear” they’re in a romantic relationship.

Reps for Renner did not immediately respond to Page Six’s request for comment.

The update comes shortly after Renner hit back at Zhou’s allegations against him, completely denying her version of events in an exclusive statement shared with Page Six.

“The allegations being made are totally inaccurate and untrue,” a rep for the actor told us on Friday night.

Zhou accused Renner of sending her “personal and intimate” messages and threatening to “call ICE” on her after their falling out via Instagram on Monday.

“He convinced me of his sincerity, saying he had been single for a long time and open to a long-term relationship,” she continued. “I believed in him, in the power of love and in the possibility of redemption.”

Zhou went on to allege that the Marvel actor then “entered into written agreements” with her production company but later “refused” to promote their project and denied his personal and professional involvement with her.

“When I called him out privately about his past misconduct and asked him to behave properly, to respect me as a woman and as a filmmaker, he threatened to call immigration/ICE on me, an act that deeply shocked and frightened me,” Zhou shared.

On Thursday, Zhou went further with her claims against Renner by sharing a screenshot from a video clip that she claims the Marvel alum sent her via WhatsApp.

The video depicted a male porn actor and a female porn actress engaging in a sexual act. She claimed Renner allegedly sent her the clip along with a message that reads, “Oh, yes ? 🤤 This ok ???”

Along with the alleged incident, Zhou claimed she has “a collection of those photos and the porn gifs that he sent.”

Zhou claimed she and Renner began a brief romance after the actor introduced himself to her in June.

In September, she hinted at her romantic relationship with Renner by sharing several snaps and a recording of the pair riding through his Reno, Nev., hometown.

Just weeks before she made her bombshell claims against Renner, Zhou raved to Daily Mail that the couple had “found new love” with each other months after Renner’s recovery from his nearly fatal snow plow accident.