Don’t bother me, or else, Steve Harvey warns his staffers

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Steve Harvey is shown in 2015 at the Daytime Emmy Awards. Before the start of this season of “The Steve Harvey Show,” he emailed his staff requesting that they not approach him in the makeup chair or “ambush” him in a hallway. Since being made public, the memo has sparked scorn and jeering on personal media. |
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NEW YORK — Steve Harvey wants to be alone. So don’t be knocking on his dressing room door.

That’s just one of several pointed warnings to Harvey’s staff emailed by the talk-show host before the start of this season of “The Steve Harvey Show.”

Harvey’s directive, obtained and posted by Chicago media blogger Robert Feder, also cautions his minions not to approach him in the makeup chair or “ambush” him in a hallway.

Harvey implores his staff not to “take offense” at these new measures, explaining they are for the good of his “personal life and enjoyment.”

Since being made public, the memo has sparked scorn and jeering on social media.

On Thursday, Harvey spoke to a reporter for “Entertainment Tonight,” and conceded that he should’ve handled the matter “a little bit differently.”

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