‘Life Is Good’: Marjorie Harvey Seemingly Shows Support of Lori Harvey’s Relationship With Future

Do you remember when Marjorie Harvey told her daughter Lori Harvey that she didn’t want her to date any athletes or rappers? Well, Marjorie might’ve had a change of heart since then.

If you don’t recall the conversation, which resurfaced online not too long ago, it took place when Lori was 18 years old. Afterward, many said the advice fell on deaf ears.

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Marjorie Harvey (C) seems to approve of her daughter Lori Harvey’s (L) rumored relationship with Future (R). (Photo: Rodin Eckenroth / Getty Images Entertainment via Getty Images / Prince Williams / WireImage via Getty Images)

Now it seems those people may be right, because the model seemed to confirm that she’s dating Future after months of speculation. The Atlanta rapper also seemed to give confirmation.

Over the past few days on her Instagram Story, Lori posted photos of herself and the “Mask Off” rhymer in Jamaica celebrating her 23rd birthday.

Future shared a photo of himself and the It girl as well and wrote, “Life is good” in the caption, which is the name of his new song with Drake. His rumored girlfriend also shared a bikini pic from Jamaica and captioned it “Life is good.”

Neither Marjorie or Lori’s stepfather Steve Harvey have spoken out about the relationship yet. In fact, when the “Family Feud” host was asked about the possible union last week while walking down the street, he said, “I don’t know nothing about that.”

But despite the Harveys’ silence about the 23-year-old and Future, many think Marjorie gave her blessing in a new Instagram post — especially because of the last three words she wrote.

“You may be 23 today….. but you will always be my baby 😘,” wrote Marjorie on Monday, Jan. 13. “Don’t ever be afraid to choose your own path. Keep shining baby….. life is good 💎.”

“She’s very pretty and honestly too pretty to be dealing with Future.. #barf,” one person wrote in the comments.

“She out there getting pregnant as we speak by future the fertilizer,” wrote another.

“Of course she approves,” a third comment read. “With history like hers she’s got to be very proud of her daughter because the apple sure enough didn’t fall far from the tree 🙄💯.”

But some said Marjorie really doesn’t approve of her daughter’s relationship with Future but has to act like it.

“Her daughter grown af,” wrote someone on Instagram. “She might not approve of it but she ain’t got no choice.”

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