Steve Harvey and his wife Marjorie Harvey just copped Tyler Perry’s former Atlanta mansion for a cool $15 million! Deets on their new pad inside…

Steve Harvey and his wife Marjorie Harvey just found a new place to call home in Atlanta.

According to reports, the “Family Feud” host and his wife snatched up Tyler Perry's Buckhead mega mansion – which features a helipad, an illuminated tennis court and an underground ballroom - for a cool $15 million.

The French provincial mansion sits on 17 acres with views over the Chattahoochee River off Paces Ferry Road.

Boasting seven bedrooms and fourteen baths, the 34,688-square-foot home also has stately formal rooms, a two-story library, resort-style infinity-edge swimming pool, and more ish.

If all those places weren't enough, the Harveys can keep active on a lighted tennis court on top of a two-story parking garage, fully equipped gym, spa, theater, hobby house and an underground ballroom with catering kitchen. There are both formal and informal gardens, guard house, caretaker’s suite and presidential-level security system including two gated and secured residential entrances.

In 2007, Tyler bought the mansion for $9 million and poured millions into it to renovate it. He ended up putting it on the market in 2015 for $25 million and sold it to evangelist and entrepreneur David Turner in 2016 for $17.5 million.

Go inside the tricked out mansion below:

Must be nice!

In other news, Tyler is back to work! He has reportedly been shooting several of his shows in his state-of-the-art studio in ATL. Casts and crews get tested before coming in and then they stay on lockdown on the property for 2 1/2 weeks while they shoot the season's episodes.

It pays to be the boss.

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