Steve Harvey Drops Cards on ‘Family Feud’ After Controversial Answer
In a recent episode of ‘Family Feud,’ host Steve Harvey experienced a moment of unexpected excitement that quickly turned controversial. The incident occurred during a round where contestants were asked to complete the statement, “All people should have a second ______.”
Steve Harvey’s Controversial Reaction
Contestant Connie buzzed in first, responding with “Job,” which registered on the scoreboard. Her opponent, Alexandra, followed with “Car,” allowing her team to take their turn. The Bazos family played on with determination, but as the game progressed, the excitement heightened.
The Hayes family, led by Mimi, had a chance to steal points during their turn. Mimi provided the answer, “A spouse or a partner,” which caught Harvey off guard. Initially, he was shocked but quickly began clapping enthusiastically, inadvertently dropping his cards in the process.
Harvey’s Realization
As Harvey continued to clap, he suddenly stopped to address the moment. “Um, I am sorry,” he stated, visibly acknowledging that celebrating such an answer was perhaps inappropriate, especially considering his own marital status.
Gameplay Progression
- The Bazos family initially played well, answering with “Chance” and ceasing to enter strikes.
- However, contestants Alex and Francine incurred strikes with their answers, “Home” and “Child,” respectively.
- Christina, facing pressure, answered with “Pair of shoes,” resulting in another strike.
Passing the chance to the Hayes family, Mimi’s controversial answer sparked laughter, but ultimately it did not register on the board. The game concluded with the Bazos family winning the round and advancing to the Fast Money segment.
Final Notes
After the revelation of the last answer, “Life,” Harvey’s antics during the episode became a highlight on social media. Viewers enjoyed witnessing the mix of humor and unexpected moments that ‘Family Feud’ consistently delivers.
