Harrison Ford Responds To Carrie Fisher Claim Of ‘Star Wars’ Affair

Harrison Ford made it back to Hungary and landed in the States — just in time to see Carrie Fisher trashing their secret "Star Wars" love affair in a shocking new tell-all! The part-time pilot, who famously crash-landed in Los Angeles in 2015, has been back to flying since early this year. Now he has something to fly away from!

The National ENQUIRER got a first-look at Carrie's candid tell-all “The Princess Diarist” — where Princess Leia recalled their on-set romance. As Carrie told it, Harrison was a 34-year-old father of two when he met the 19-year-old Carrie on the London set of the first "Star Wars" film. Carrie said Harrison offered to drive her home when she was “wine sodden” — and they ended up in bed!

Carrie added that their first romantic romp didn’t exactly send her to the stars — but she forgave him because “he really was handsome.” The former addict also admits in the book that she can’t remember many details of their three-month relationship because of “Harrison’s preferred strain of pot.”

That didn't keep Carrie from detailing their dalliances in her diary at the time, writing about  “relentlessly” trying to make him love her  — and fantasizing that he'd ask her to marry him! The future author was even a pioneer in celebrity relationships, inventing the romantic fantasy of "Carrison" long before there was a "Brangelina" or a "Bennifer."

Carrie (seen here with Harrison in 2005) added that she knew her costar might not be too thrilled with her revealing the secret "Star Wars" romance. Acknowledging that Harrison's "very private," she added that she'd sent him a first look at her new memoir — and he jokingly responded: "Lawyer!"

At the finish of the 1976 shoot, Harrison returned to his wife Mary Marquardt and his two sons — although the couple would divorce in 1979, with Harrison going on to marry Melissa Mathison.

Mary didn't seem to hold a grudge against Harrison's other gals, either — with The ENQUIRER later revealing that Harrison's third wife Calista Flockhart took care of Mary during a medical crisis in 2004!

Carrie adds in the book that Harrison's divorce from Mary was “for reasons having nothing whatsoever to do with me.” She can afford to dish, too — since Harrison isn't likely to appear in any new "Star Wars" movies after Han Solo was killed off in 2015's "Star Wars: The Force Awakens."