Marjorie Harvey Applauded for Her Queenly Photo Shoot, but Her Husband Steve Harvey’s Comment Takes The Cake

Steve Harvey’s wife Marjorie Harvey has recently been considered a queen thanks to a new fashion book, but to the veteran comic she’s always been royalty.

On Instagram Tuesday, Marjorie uploaded a series of regal photographs included in the recently published “Queens: Alta Moda di Dolce & Gabbana,” which were snapped by Domenico Dolce himself.

“Domenico Dolce began photographing the most beautiful women of his Alta Moda two years ago,” reads the description for the book, which was released on Dec. 7, 2018. “The result is a book that is a veritable gallery of extraordinarily iconic images.

“It was the photographer himself — designer, tailor, and friend to the subjects — who chose and prepared the clothes, accessories and jewelry for each of the ladies, transforming them into contemporary queens. And if the unique creations of Dolce&Gabbana Alta Moda and Alta Gioielleria have dressed and adorned the magnificent clients, Domenico Dolce’s photographs have crowned them sovereign.”

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(Photo: Domenico Dolce/@marjorie_harvey/Instagram)

Marjorie’s inclusion in the Alta Moda, or high fashion, has fans singing her praises.

“Stunning.”

“The Mother of Slay 🔥🙌🏽”

“Wow, you go Marjorie, looking like the Queen that you are. Congratulations, the pictures look amazing and beautiful. God bless you!”

“#goals 🔥😍 congrats.”

However, no one is a bigger fan of Marjorie than her husband of nearly 12 years, Steve.

“You’re always a queen in my book,” he commented.

Not to be outdone, Marjorie responded by giving her spouse a compliment, writing, “@iamsteveharveytv My King 😘😘😘.”

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A glimpse at one of the Harveys’ last huge vacations provides insight into just how much they see one another as their respective queen and king.

The couple jetted off to Europe over the summer, where they celebrated the Fourth of July in Bastille and shared a cigar as they set sail in Ponza, Italy. Their trip was capped off by fun-filled experiences with their family, including a trek on underwater jet skis.

The spouses did all that while seemingly disproving a rumor from Radar Online that claimed their marriage was heading toward a $400 million divorce over claims Kris Jenner trying to get in a little too good with her TV show host friend.

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