Family Feud’s Steve Harvey Asks Audience To ‘Stop Clapping’ For Answer To Women Driving Question As He Shoots ‘Y’all Got Guts’

STEVE Harvey lashed out at the Family Feud audience after applauding a contestant’s answer.

On Friday’s episode of the game show, two-day champions the Kaczanowski family faced off against the Terrell family in a friendly competition.

During the second round of Family Feud, Steve, 67, was asked the question: “Name something that most men don’t know how to do well but women try to teach them anyway.”

A few seconds later, Darius Terrell was the first to answer “Dress,” which was not one of the eight answers.

It was Dan Kaczanowski’s turn to respond by saying, “Cook.”

He got lucky with the first response to the survey.

As the family decided to play, they did well by getting the second best answer.

“CRAZY DRIVING!”

However, when it was Kate’s turn to guess, she answered, “Drive.”

His answer left Steve speechless.

Moments later, he joked: “You all have a lot of nerve!”

“No woman here needs to applaud your crazy driving with no drive!”

Unfortunately for Kate, driving was not the answer.

Steve nodded and said, “Let me tell you right now, it’s better not to have been up there.”

He quickly moved on by asking Beth to answer, but if she was wrong, the Terrell family would steal their points if she got the next answer right.

At the end of the round, the Terrell family stole the bet from the Kaczanowskis after guessing correctly.

At the end of the episode, the Terrell family won the game.

Out of Hours

Earlier this week, Steve enjoyed some time off from his hosting duties as he went on holiday to Italy.

The TV presenter went all out on his holiday in Portofino.

Steve wore a bright yellow button-down shirt and loose white pants.

To accessorize his look, he wore white sandals, a luxury white watch, mirrored sunglasses and a matching sun hat with a silver pin on top.

He was also seen carrying a sandwich and a black bag.

Steve was also sporting a gray beard on this beautiful summer day.