‘Get Into This Bathroom’: Marjorie Harvey Fans Overlook Her Hair and Gape at This Lavish Room

Marjorie Harvey left folks envious of her lavish lifestyle this week.

The proud wife of comedian Steve Harvey, shared a video that focused on dyeing her hair roots when fans took notice of her gorgeous home. She took to Instagram on Wednesday, April 8, and wrote, “I am coloring my hair 🤦🏾‍♀️🙏🏾 #quarentine”

Marjorie Harvey
Marjorie Harvey. @marjorie_harvey/Instagram

Marjorie showed her hair color process to her fans while recording herself in the bathroom mirror. She said in the video, “Now for the unveiling. … Roots are covered, I did it.”

The 55-year-old added in her caption, “I did it 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 peep the nail struggle…. cut the weak nails all off. We are all in this together. #stayhome #staysafe”

Fans, however, overlooked her hair process and were more fascinated with her lush bathroom. Some even mistook her bathroom for a kitchen.

“This bathroom tho🙌🏼 that thing is AMAZING!!! So blessed!!!!”

“That bathroom looks like a whole studio apartment”

“Me Lady, is this your bathroom OMGOD 💜😍❤️💯🔥🙋🏽‍♀️beautiful hell I thought it was the kitchen… 🤣”

“Her bathroom is the same size as my sister-in-law. WOW! 😂I thought it was the living room 🙈”

“Majorie, is that your bathroom?!! Wow!!! I wish I could walk a day in your shoes or shadow you. You life is amazing!”

“YAY!!!!! Beautiful.. Mrs Harvey you always look beautiful… gorgeous bathroom ❤️”

Just a week ago, Marjorie and Steve sent their IG followers overboard after posting a snapshot of their comfortable lifestyle.

The couple captured a photo of themselves relaxing by their pool in lounge chairs. The “Kings of Comedy” actor was even smoking a cigar as his wife sat next to him gracefully. The mother of three wrote in her caption, “The Harvey’s sending lots of love to everyone. ❤️🙏🏾”

Steve Harvey
Marjorie and Steve Harvey. @marjorie_harvey/Instagram

Fans seemed to envy the celebrity couple’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 😂”

“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. ♥️🙌🏼”

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

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