‘That’s How You Quarantine’: Steve and Marjorie Harvey Drive Fans Overboard with Lavish Living Snapshot

Steve and his wife Marjorie Harvey may be on lockdown due to the current global pandemic, but, make no mistake, they’re still living quite lavishly.

Over the weekend, the couple sent their followers and fans major love as they kept safe during the crisis. Marjorie took to Instagram on Sunday and posted a photo that showed her and the “Kings of Comedy” comedian posted up in their backyard by a pool.

They both lounged in like chairs. The fashion blogger sat to the left of her husband in comfortable attire including a plaid shirt, tank top, sweat pants and a sun visor. Steve dressed casually and wore a zip-up fleece and white Adidas hat.

Steve Harvey
Marjorie and Steve Harvey (Photo: @iamsteveharveytv/Instagram)

With a cigar in his mouth, Steve took a selfie of him and his wife. Marjorie posted it on her Instagram page and wrote the caption, “The Harvey’s sending lots of love to everyone. ❤️🙏🏾”

Fans reciprocated the message, while envying the pair’s lavish lifestyle.

“Y’all worked for it so congrats🙏🏽👏🏾…… but it’s easy to self quarantine when you got the space….y’all wouldn’t look this happy in Manhattan 😂”

“Chile now that’s how you quarantine and chill ❤️ must be nice”

“How lucky you both are. Such a beautiful couple. You both have brought me laughter and joy during these last few days. Thank you for keeping us fans upbeat. ♥️🙌🏼”

“Ain’t God good, my Lord look at your surroundings❣ 🙌🏽🙌🏽 I just wanna know what kind of chair is that lol”

“Thank you for the love.May you be encouraged to keep encouraging us. Great to seeing you kicking with the Wife”

“It must be nice to be home and still look like you’re on vacation. Beautiful view @marjorie_harvey ❤️”

Steve and Marjorie’s relaxed pic follows behind the talk show host’s roasting of his wife.

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Marjorie and Steve Harvey (Photo: @iamsteveharveytv/Instagram)

In an attempt to cook hush puppies, the mother of three apparently got the recipe wrong. When she asked Steve to do a taste test, he jokingly poked fun at her failed hush puppy creations.

“It’s just a puppy, baby. It’s either hush or it’s a puppy, but it’s not both,” Steve jokingly said to his wife before they both burst out laughing.

The couple have been married for 12 years. They share a blended family of seven children — three from Marjorie’s previous relationship and four from Steve’s.

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