‘Had Steve a Little Nervous’: Steve Harvey’s Facial Expressions at Wife Marjorie’s Dress Has Fans Cracking Up

Comedian and television host Steve Harvey showed up with the lady of his life, Marjorie Harvey, at the NFL Honors that aired Saturday, Feb.1.

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Marjorie and Steve Harvey. @iamsteveharveytv/Instagram

Located at the Adrienne Arsht Center in downtown Miami, Steve looked suave in a pink Ralph Lauren jacket and bowtie.

Marjorie dressed in an elegant deep V-neck Alexandre Vauthier white dress and Christian Louboutin heels. She tied her look together with the theme of the night by sporting a Judith Leiber football clutch.

There’s no doubt that Marjorie dresses to impress with her husband by her side, but other men also notice her beauty and fashion taste.

As the couple headed to greet a staff member on stage, Marjorie was met with a friendly hug and kiss on the cheek.

While it was nothing to be in an uproar about, fans zeroed in on Steve’s facial expressions.

“Stunning!!! 👌🏾And the way Steve is checking her out 😂😍.”

“😂😂That deep V had Steve a lil nervous.”

“Steve can’t stop looking n biting his lip 🤣🤣. My man 🙌🏾🙏🏾💪🏾.”

“Steve kept looking at her chest like why you put that dress on 😂😩.”

“My only Hmm.. about this is Steve clutching his fist like he was gonna knock somebody out for Marjorie getting too close to that man’s footballs. 😆.”

While some fans were looking to figure out what Steve was thinking, others admired the couple’s fashion choices for the event.

“She is working that dresssss!!! Yessss!!!! 🙌🏽.”

“They always look good. She’s beautiful, and Steve is very handsome ❤️.”

Not long ago the couple was in England enjoying tea time together and before that, Steve posted a video of him in South Africa celebrating the wrapping up the first season of “Family Feud: South Africa.”

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