Comedian and TV host Steve Harvey recently posted pictures of his wife, Marjorie, on Facebook. He shared moments from their Christmas celebrations, writing, "Throwing it back to Christmas moments filled with love, laughter, and reflection. Grateful for my rock, my queen Marjorie. Every year, every memory, every blessing," accompanied by a red heart emoji.
Harvey also engaged his followers by asking, "Finish this statement… Life has taught me:" He received over 2,000 responses, with fans sharing their reflections. One person wrote, “To be humble and to love God more,” while another said, “Life has taught me how to be strong regardless of what I face. Life has taught me perseverance and resilience.”
Recent activity on his Facebook page shows that Steve Harvey is alive and well, contrary to rumors of his death. Distractify clarified that these rumors are simply the latest in a series of death hoaxes, often spread by people seeking attention or to go viral. In today’s age of online rumors, such claims are shared quickly before being verified.
Other celebrities, such as Ellen DeGeneres and Jennifer Lopez, have also fallen victim to similar hoaxes. In August 2023, rumors of Ellen DeGeneres’ death spread on social media, only for her to be seen running errands in Montecito shortly afterward. This wasn't the first death hoax involving DeGeneres, as a similar hoax occurred in 2020 when the hashtag “RIPEllen” trended.
