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- ‘Family Feud’ host Steve Harvey says ‘I’ve never heard that before’ after hearing an answer about US (marketrealist.com)
“Family Feud” Fiasco: Steve Harvey Left Speechless by “Sexy American Accent”
Hollywood, CA – “Family Feud” host Steve Harvey, a man rarely at a loss for words, found himself utterly flabbergasted during a recent episode when a contestant offered up a truly unexpected answer about American men. While survey answers on the popular game show often lean more towards popular opinion than hard facts, this particular response had Harvey in stitches.
The moment of comedic gold unfolded when Harvey posed the question: “If a man has a sexy accent and a thick mustache, he is probably from what country?” Nallely from the Villasenor team quickly buzzed in, confidently declaring “Italy,” which, to no one’s surprise, was a top answer on the board. The team then opted to continue playing.
The game progressed smoothly until Nallely’s turn came around again. With other common answers like “Mexico” (courtesy of teammate Lily) and “France” (from Lorena) already revealed, Nallely took a bold leap. When it was her turn, she proudly announced, “United States of America.”
Harvey’s reaction was instantaneous and priceless. He burst into laughter, pointing at his own face, which boasts a well-known mustache.
“What is it like?” he questioned, still chuckling.
“Ain’t nobody ever said to me, ‘Ooh, you sound sexy.’ I’ve never heard that before.”
Despite the hilarious hiccup, the Villasenor team had a strong start, with Irma and Karina also contributing with “Spain” and “England.” However, Nallely’s “United States” answer earned them their first strike.
The team then stumbled further when Lily offered “Ireland” for a second strike. While Lorena momentarily revived their hopes with “Greece,” Irma’s subsequent answer of “Germany” led to the dreaded third strike.
This opened the door for the opposing Walker family to steal the round. Harvey presented the question to them, and team leader Detra confidently offered “Columbia.” Though a valiant effort, it wasn’t on the board, securing the round win for the Villasenor family and their memorable, albeit unexpected, answer.