🌹How Steve Harvey and Marjorie Met❤️ ❤️💍 #steveharvey #love #family

Steve Harvey and Marjorie first met in the early 1990s, when Steve was a stand-up comedian and Marjorie was a production assistant on the show "It's Showtime at the Apollo." At the time, Marjorie was working for the show's producer, Ted Leonsis, and was responsible for booking talent for the show.

According to Steve, he was a last-minute addition to the show and Marjorie was the one who brought him in. She had seen him perform at a comedy club in Los Angeles and was impressed by his talent. Steve has said that he was initially hesitant to perform on the show, as he was not well-known at the time and was worried about being booed off the stage. However, Marjorie convinced him to give it a try, and he ended up killing it on the show.

After the show, Steve and Marjorie kept in touch and began dating. They were married in 2007, and have been together ever since.

It's worth noting that Steve and Marjorie have been through some ups and downs in their relationship over the years. In 2015, Steve filed for divorce from Marjorie, citing "irreconcilable differences." However, the couple reconciled and withdrew their divorce filings shortly thereafter.

In an interview with Essence magazine, Marjorie discussed the challenges of being in a high-profile relationship with a celebrity like Steve. She said that it can be difficult to maintain a sense of normalcy in their relationship, especially when they are constantly in the public eye. However, she also said that she and Steve have a strong love for each other and are committed to making their relationship work.

Overall, the story of how Steve Harvey and Marjorie first met is one of chance and mutual appreciation for each other's talents. Despite the ups and downs they have faced in their relationship, they have remained together for over two decades and are one of the most enduring and beloved celebrity couples in Hollywood.

[JohnnyGuy-gocg]

She is out of, Mem-Town and cold blooded gangster. Plenty of game.... Mem-Town ain't no joke. Believe me not, Marjorie got more game then a carp table.

[darlenelake]

flaunting their wealth is so low class