‘Marjorie Got a Ol Nasty Walk’: Steve and Marjorie Harvey Rock Matching Black and White Outfits For ‘Date Night In Paris’

Steve Harvey and his wife, Marjorie Harvey, had heads turning with their fashion styles at Paris Fashion Week. For the past week, the stylish duo has been vacationing in France, serving Black love and looks, and fans cannot get enough.

The Harveys stepped out in matching black and white outfits in an Instagram video Steve shared on his account on Sunday, July 10. “Date night in Paris,” he captioned a video of the power couple walking out of a hotel.

Marjorie Got a Ol Nasty Walk': Steve and Marjorie Harvey Rock Matching Black and White Outfits For 'Date Night In Paris'
Steve Harvey and his wife, Marjorie Harvey, step out for date night in France during Paris Fashion Week. (Photo: @iamsteveharvey/Twitter.)

Cool uncle Steve casually walked out, wearing a white unbuttoned Dior shirt, Black Tom Ford pants and Prada shoes. The 65-year-old also gave a fist pound to the doorman while holding a cigar in his mouth. Meanwhile, Marjorie matched her husband’s fly, in black pants and a sexy white backless top.

While Steve’s video circulated online, many pointed out Marjorie, who confidently walked alongside her hubby while fans waiting outside cheered them on.

One person tweeted, “Marjorie got a ol nasty walk.”

A second person said, “Steve and Marjorie got that energy of that old couple when they get drunk boffem hit on you.”

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A third social media user wrote, “Steve Harvey and Marjorie Harvey are having the best of their life’s- Vacation, fancy clothes, good food, and wines. They’ve worked for it. I love to see it.”

After 15 years of marriage, The Harveys are still proving why they are couple goals for most fans. Among the responses, several brought up their last trip to Paris to celebrate Marjorie’s 57th birthday in October 2021.

“Whenever Marjorie and Steve Harvey are in Paris, they give us hot hot and we take it,” tweeted one person, calling the duo “a fashionable couple.” That person continued, “P.S. I absolutely love how Steve’s fashion sense stepped up after he married Marjorie. He knows what he has and won’t be caught unfresh when she’s by his side.”

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Another individual tweeted, “Steve Harvey and Marjorie eating Paris TF Up.”

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