“Clueless” star Stacey Dash made the 911 call that ended with her domestic battery arrest — insisting that her husband locked her in a chokehold as she fought with one of his “disrespectful, awful children.”

The 52-year-old Bronx native tearfully told a Florida dispatcher that her fight started as she tried to get her 15-year-old stepdaughter to do her homework, according to the call obtained by The Post.

“We were all arguing, I asked his daughter to get out of my face, she was in my face. I pushed her back and he put me into a chokehold,” she insisted, having told the dispatcher she’d been “assaulted by my husband.”

She then immediately claimed husband Jeffrey Marty and his three kids were ganging up to frame her in the attack because they “hate her.”

“They’re all saying what a bitch I am, I’m the stepmother, how they all hate me. They’re just disrespectful, awful children,” she sobbed of the family, including two other children, aged 14 and 10.

“They’re just talking with each other about how to put me in jail,” she claimed in the call from her home in New Port Richey.

“He’s taking pictures of scratches on his arm that I did not put there.

But I have red marks on my neck,” she said.

“He’s a lawyer, he’s an attorney, so now he’s telling them exactly what to say to the police.”

Her husband could also be heard in the background during the call, telling her at one point, “I can’t believe you did this. I can’t believe you’d go after her like this.”

Marty said he welcomed the imminent arrival of cops, saying they would “tell them exactly what happened,” adding, “I’m the one with the scratches.”

Police bodycam footage later showed her seeming confused at being arrested — and explaining to the arresting officer that she had starred in the hit 1995 movie, “Clueless,” as well as being a pundit on Fox.

She was charged with domestic battery with the police report noting her victim had “red scratch marks to his left upper arm from being pushed.”

She was taken to the Land O’ Lakes detention center and later released on a $500 bond.