OMG! Steve Harvey Transforms Backyard into Amusement Park for Grandkids and Fans Are Amazed

Steve Harvey recently threw his wife an epic birthday celebration and the talk show host spared no expense doing the same for his grandchildren on Halloween.

The comic’s better half, Marjorie Harvey, uploaded a video to her Instagram page on Thursday, Nov. 1 showing the couple’s backyard that was transformed into an amusement park for all six young Harveys a day earlier.

“Harvey Halloween 👻🎃#family,” she captioned the post.

Commenters marveled at the sight, which included games like a mini drop tower.

“@ marjorie_harvey Marj, You & Steve really out did yourselves!! Im so excited myself!!!! I love this!!!👍🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽”

“@marjorie_harvey Ohhhh Marj, you and Steve is so incredibly creative!!! Look at this beautiful set up!! WOW!!So Cool, & So Exciting!! Plenty family fun!!! Great Idea!!!”

“With a set up like this no need to go trick or treating. Awesome 🎃🎃🎃🎃”

“@marjorie_harvey … Love it!! Glad the family had a safe Harvey Halloween!!!!”

“WOWWWWW that’s sooo beautiful!!(Ms.ApplePie) that’s real family love OMG!!!!!”

Steve drew similar amazement when he dressed as his alter ego, Big Pimpin,’ but fans mistook the gt up for a Rick James costume.

“I’m Rick James b????😂😂😂😂”

“A rick James look a like.”

“Pimpin? I thought you were Rick James😆😆😆”

This isn’t the first time the Harvey’s transformed their backyard. He gave the backyard another fun makeover back in October for Marjorie’s birthday.

He walked his blindfolded wife out of their house for her to discover a yard full of inflatables making up a soccer field. Additionally, there were orbs for the family to step into so they could play.

“Oh what fun….look at you kids. Loving it 🙌🏾”

“Man! I would love to come over to the Harveys’ house! You all look like you have so much fun together!🔥😍”

“Looks like so much fun Happy Birthday beautiful lady!”

“Way better than a car … making memories is priceless.”

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