Steve Harvey Shares Cute and Funny Moment with Grandson: ‘Them My Shoes!

Steve Harvey just shared a new grandpa and grandson moment with his Instagram followers and they can’t get enough.

Not content to just share the quiet moments he has with his youngest grandson, baby Ezra, Harvey shared a clip of his grandson BJ stomping around his home in his famous grandpa’s shoes.

“Why? Why? Why?” Harvey is heard repeatedly asking in the clip.

“Whose shoes are those?” he finally asks the excited tot.

“Mine,” BJ replies.

“Them ain’t your shoes,” Harvey responds. “Them my shoes.”

“Hanging out with my grandson BJ. He won’t walk on the rug, not enough noise 😂,” Harvey captioned the video.

Fans, meanwhile, began cracking up over the interaction as well as gushing over how cute BJ is.

“Sounds about right. That’s my 2 year old and my dad 😂😂😂”

“Too funny! I feel like BJ when Im trying to keep up with everything I have to do! 😂😂😂😂”

“This is THE best!!! Every child in the world does the same thing!! That’s so cute & funny!!!”

“Cuteness oozing out EVERYWHERE! I have 7 grandchildren about to have three more. Nov. Dec. And April. 2 boys so far will find out what the third one is on Halloween. Grandchildren are the BEST HAPPINESS YOU CAN IMAGINE!”

“He is the Cutie’s & loud! It’s ok he’s cutie pie so he can be loud…..🖐️”

“Awwwh Big Buddah too adorable 😍😍😍…he can make all the noise he wants PaPa…and the fact he just let you know by the way he said MINES…lets me know this lil fella is running the show. 😊🤗😊🤗 I know you LOVE that lil guy(all your G-babies) to pieces… he’s PaPa sidekick❣💪 I LOVE YOU @iamsteveharveytv and ALL that you do…continue being a blessing…continue being GREAT!”

That might be what Harvey can expect more of now that he has a new grandson who he said broke the tie among the grandchildren, so now the girls are outnumbered.

“5th grandchild 3rd boy he’s the tie breaker lil EZRA is here….. so happy another HARVEY Boy ….. #familyiseverything,” he said on Instagram, Sept. 7.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BpfWIKXAAc1/?utm_source=ig_share_sheet&igshid=17daosk5hepti

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