Marjorie Harvey Stunts In ‘Queen of Hearts’ Outfit, Sends Husband Steve a Sweet Message

Marjorie Harvey recently shared a glimpse of her stunning photoshoot in Paris, France on social media and it had fans absolutely head over heels.

The fashion artist posted a series of pictures on Instagram Sunday and fiercely slayed her photo looks. Harvey was draped in a “queen of hearts” inspired jumpsuit created by Dolce Gabbana. She also sported a pair of cute D& G sunglasses and a curly bun. She captioned one of her Instagram photos with a spades emoji.

 

Marjorie Harvey

(photo credit: Marjorie Instagram)

Harvey also posted a second picture that read, “Daddy played his cards right 😉♥️.”

Fans were obsessed with the fashion artist’s looks and said she was “hotter than the sun.”

One of Harvery’s Instagram followers said, “U stay fly Mrs marjorie_harvey.”

“The suite and the glasses are to die for. 😍you can send this collection to me Mrs. @marjorie_harvey,” another fan wrote.

“All I can hear is, “she’s a bad mama jama…just as sexy as can be!”

“Beautiful. Anything u wear looks amazing on you. God Bless.”

“Playing with a FULL DECK 💋.”

Another fan added, “Marjorie, “Bootsy” is not ready for ya with those shades on. You have upgraded him. lol. Much love to you from Memphis.🖤”

The 53-year-old tied the knot with comedian Steve Harvey in 2007. The two celebrated 11 years of marriage in June with a lavish vacation by the beach. The two also hired a personal chef and butler to tend to their every need.

Marjorie wrote, “No matter what comes our way…… we face in together….. hand in hand. ❤️#harveys #blessed.”

Steve often credits his wife for the role she plays in his life. He told People Magazine in 2016, “It was like being reborn,” when he reconnected with Marjorie. “I messed up so many times in my life. She made all the difference. When you’re happy at home, you can make a lot of things happen.”

The fashion artist is the creator of “The Ladyloves Couture” where she gives beauty advice to all women.

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