Steve Harvey Gives Birthday Gift to Wife Marjorie That Stuns Fans

Steve Harvey gifted his wife Marjorie Harvey with an unusual present for her birthday.

The comedian had his wife, of over a decade, play bubble soccer — soccer while the players are suited up in zorb-like inflatable bubbles — with their family.

Marjorie had no idea what was coming as Steve escorted his spouse outside to the backyard where she changed out of her high heels and leggings into more athletic wear in order to run around and be active.

“Best day ever ❤️” Marjorie captioned her Thursday, Oct. 11 Instagram post of the unique soccer match.

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Fans ate up the unique celebration of Marjorie’s 54th trip around the sun.

“Oh what fun….look at you kids. Loving it 🙌🏾”

“Man! I would love to come over to the Harvey’s house! You all look like you have so much fun together!🔥😍”

“Looks like so much fun Happy Birthday beautiful lady!”

“Awwww amazing! Happy birthday!”

“Way better than a car … making memories is priceless.”

“I got in one of these last year at my mom company picnic. I didn’t want to get out. As anywho happy birthday @marjorie_harvey.”

Marjorie has had a huge year with her husband, particularly over the summer. That’s when the pair went on a month-long vacation to Europe where they soaked up the sights and sunsets in locations like the Italian village of Positano.

Plus when she and her husband touched back down at home in California, they became grandparents for the fifth time. Steve’s son Jason and his wife Amanda welcomed their son, Ezra in September.

And like Steve, Marjorie has been soaking up time with baby Ezra, whom Steve said broke the tie between male and female grandchildren.

Ahead of her birthday on Oct. 10, Marjorie posted a photo cuddled up with the newest Harvey grandchild.

“Nana’s baby 💙” she captioned the sweet image.

 

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