Fans Soak Up Steve Harvey Caught on Tape Bonding with Infant Grandson

Steve Harvey is soaking up some time with his youngest grandchild.

The comic’s wife, Marjorie Harvey, captured the moment Steve, a five-time grandpa, cradled baby Ezra.

“If this isn’t the cutest thing that you ever did see!? 😍 It’s Unc cradling his new grandbaby boy, Ezra 👶🏽 🍼,” the star’s radio show, “The Steve Harvey Morning Show,” captioned the video shared on its Instagram account Saturday, Oct. 6.

Fans who watched the short clip couldn’t get enough of the grandpa and grandson bonding moment.

“Such a beautiful thing❤️🙏🏾.”

“Congratulations again💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾Awesomeness.”

“Awwwwww pawpaw and his baby.”

“THAT’S MY OG STEVE HARVEY CHILLIN WITH THE GRANDBABY!!!!! I’M TUNED IN RIGHT NOW FROM THE BAY AREA ON MY PHONE!!!!! WBLS IN NEW YORK AND THEN…..@radiofreekjlh JUNIOR WON’T HE DO IT!!!!!!! 😀”

“Precious moments.”

“Absolutely adorable! Love it 💖”

Harvey announced on his talk show, “Steve” in September that his son, Jason, and his wife Amanda welcomed their third child, a boy, into the family.

“Got another little Harvey walking on this planet, baby,” he told the attendees, noting Ezra broke the tie among the genders of grandkids. “His name is Ezra. Ezra Harvey. My son named all of his sons — Noah and Ezra — biblical names. “I said, ‘Why didn’t you name him after you?’ He said, ‘They don’t need to be like me, Dad.’”

The host was so excited about the new arrival that he also shared the news on Instagram, where fans fawned over how much the baby resembles his grandfather.

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