‘Okay Steve with the Body Ody’: Steve and Marjorie Harvey Serve Up Sexy In Vacation Shot on Yacht

Steve and Marjorie Harvey are exuding Black love on the TL as they continue to celebrate Steve’s 64th birthday. On Wednesday, Jan. 20, Marjorie uploaded two Instagram photos, one showing just herself, and the second depicting her and Steve standing hugged up on a yacht.

Although Marjorie was wearing a beautiful pink three-piece and looked dazzling, it was Steve that fans seemed to pay more attention to. Wearing nothing but a pair of highlighter-yellow shorts and a hat, fans got a chance to see what the “Family Feud” host was really working with.

Steve Harvey and Marjorie Harvey. (Photo: @marjorie_harvey/Instagram)

One fan wrote, “Maaaaaan Steve don’t look too Shabby out of suits,” and another fan said, “Ok Steve with the body ody 🙌🏽🤣.”

Steve’s glistening skin got a few compliments as well. One person said, “I need some of Uncle Steve skin moisturizer 😩🤗,” while another commented, “Look at uncle Steve out here showing off but It’s the matching golden glowing skin for me. LOVE IT 💕💕😍😍🔥🔥🔥.”

Marjorie Harvey. (Photo: @marjorie_harvey/Instagram)

The comedian’s birthday was on the 17th of January, and it looks like he and his wife have been on the yacht since that day. It’s not clear where Steve and Marjorie might have headed to or how much longer they will be out on the water, but so far it looks like they are in no rush to go back to their Atlanta home. There are no signs of their children or grandchildren on the trip, so it looks like this may be a private vacation for the lovebirds.

Steve and Marjorie seem to enjoy traveling a great deal. Just last month, the two took an extended vacation to the United Arab Emirates where, Steve linked up with UAE videographer Nas Daily to create vlog-style videos while exploring the UAE. While there, Marjorie and her son Jason went ziplining, Steve and Daily showed fans how to explore Dubai on a budget, and he also showed some of the most beautiful areas in the Middle East, such as mountains and waterfalls.

It looks like the Harveys really are having the “#worldscoolestwinter,” or at least that what Steve tagged it as under almost all of his UAE videos.

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