Steve Harvey is moved to tears as he confronts history’s horrors at a slave-trading castle in Ghana

His globe trotting vacation has taken him from the Mediterranean vistas of the French Riviera to Ghana’s cape coast.

Steve Harvey was brought to tears on Saturday during a visit to a castle that housed the horrors of the slave trade centuries ago.

The 62-year-old Family Feud host was joined by his family at the site of the historical atrocities, which was originally erected by Portuguese slavers.

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