Steve Harvey's Wife Marjorie Celebrates Granddaughter Elle's 4th Birthday in Adorable Photos

Steve Harvey’s wife Marjorie shared the cutest photos of their lovely granddaughter, Elle's fourth birthday party.

Marjorie Harvey shared a series of photos of her tiny granddaughter Elle's birthday party.

Elle was first presented to the world at the age of 2 on her grandfather's TV show where she stole the limelight, now she is becoming a lovely young lady of 4.

STEVE HARVEY AND MARJORIE'S GRANDCHILDREN

Celebrated talk-show host and comedian Steve Harvey married Marjorie Bridges in June 2007 and became a father to her three children Morgan, Jason, and Lori.

Elle was a joyful addition to the family born to Morgan and her husband Kareem.

The couple now share five grandchildren, of which Elle, Rose, and Ezra are the youngest

A LITTLE PRINCESS ON HER 4TH BIRTHDAY

Marjorie posted a photo of Elle posing on a lawn in a pretty tunic and leggings with lots of balloons. Her hair is swept up into two fluffy buns, and she sports a huge, happy smile.

STEVE AND MARJORIE'S BLENDED FAMILY

Steve and Marjorie's marriage brought together his own four children from his previous marriages to Marcia Harvey and Mary Shackelford; and her three kids.

The couple now share five grandchildren, of which Elle, Rose, and Ezra are the youngest

AN INNOCENT GAME OUTRAGES THE INTERNET

Marjorie inadvertently sparked a wave of protest on the internet when she posted a video clip of her two granddaughters Rose, 5, and Elle, 4, playing with their dolls and pretending to breastfeed them.

VIDEO LABELLED "SICK" BY INTERNET TROLLS

The sight of the two little girls mimicking a natural and integral part of motherhood apparently shocked the sensibilities of many who the labeled clip "sick" and "nasty."

In the video, the two children can be seen sitting on a couch in their pajamas watching TV and cradling a baby doll.

The two little girls then explain that they are feeding their babies "from their boobies".

While some were outraged, others were supportive:

"We’ve got to make breastfeeding normal for our kids. It’s healthier for our babies, so the earlier they learn, the better. We can talk about pee and poop to little kids, which comes out of their behinds and vaginas, but not about milk?"

Marjorie herself eventually responded by commenting that the detractors were obviously "in need of a hug."