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- ‘Family Feud’ host Steve Harvey gives fist bumps to husbands as he could relate to their answers (marketrealist.com)
Steve Harvey Cracks Up Over Husbands’ Hilarious Answers on ‘Family Feud’
“Family Feud” host Steve Harvey, a married man himself, often finds himself in stitches when the show’s questions hit close to home. Recently, a survey question aimed at married men sparked a wave of relatable (and frankly, hilarious) answers, prompting plenty of fist-bumps and guffaws from Harvey.
The question that had everyone talking? “We asked 100 married men, if you told your wife to shut up today, where would you be sleeping tonight?”
Contestant Charles wasted no time, hitting the buzzer with a deadpan, “6 feet deep.” The answer instantly won over Steve Harvey, who erupted in giggles before giving Charles a hearty fist-bump.
“Charles said, ‘I’ll be dead. I’ll be in a damn cemetery!'”
Harvey exclaimed, clearly appreciating the dark humor, even if the answer didn’t make it onto the survey board.
The game continued with more conventional, yet equally relatable, responses. Katie quickly landed “The doghouse” on the board, a classic hiding spot for husbands in trouble. Shayne then followed up with “The couch,” securing the top spot and another nod of understanding from Harvey.
As the points rolled in, Brendan offered “The garage,” and Cathy added “The street” to the list of potential nocturnal retreats. However, the tide turned when Chris stepped up. His answer, “A hospital,” while earning him a respectful fist-bump from Harvey for its sheer audacity, didn’t make the board, marking the team’s first strike.
The O’Neil family found themselves in a bind, with Katie suggesting “The backyard” and Shayne trying “A hotel,” neither of which resonated with the surveyed men. With three strikes, they handed the McKissick family a chance to steal the round. But even their opponents couldn’t snag a top answer, with “Kid’s room” failing to put points on the board, ultimately saving the O’Neil family from a complete loss.
It was a segment filled with laughs, a few grim realities for married men, and plenty of trademark Steve Harvey reactions, proving once again why “Family Feud” remains a fan favorite.