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OWN’s “Love & Marriage: Huntsville” returns November 15 with new drama, holiday specials

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HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — OWN’s hit unscripted series Love & Marriage: Huntsville returns Saturday, Nov. 15 at 8 p.m. ET/PT with fresh episodes packed with drama, healing, and holiday cheer.

Love & Marriage: Huntsville returns Nov. 15 new episodes

The show continues to follow longtime friends and frenemies in Huntsville, Alabama. Cast members include Maurice and Kimmi Scott, Marsau and LaTisha Scott, Martell Holt, Chris and Nell Fletcher, Destiny Payton, and Latricia Reedus and Ken Lee.

Synopsis

This season kicks off with Marsau and Martell calling a truce. Their reconciliation inspires the Fletchers to host a lively game night. Meanwhile, Destiny steps into the dating scene with Nell’s godson. Latricia and Ken share a heart-to-heart that sparks Latricia’s journey into therapy.

Holiday specials

OWN will also debut two holiday specials this December. Both are hosted by executive producer Carlos King, known as the “King of Reality TV.”

Love & Marriage: Huntsville Christmas After Dark

First, Love & Marriage: Huntsville Christmas After Dark premieres Saturday, Dec. 13 at 8 p.m. ET/PT. Carlos welcomes the full cast for a festive celebration featuring personal holiday stories, 2026 wishes, a snowball fight, and an ugly sweater contest. Expect spicy games and standout outfits.

Reality With the King

Then, on Dec. 20 at 8 p.m. ET/PT, Reality With the King returns with a holiday twist. Carlos sits down with Belle Collective’s Kerri Paul and Latrice Rodgers. Fresh from their reunion, they unwrap hot topics, deep truths, and plenty of holiday vibes.

Kingdom Reign Entertainment produces both series. ITV America also serves as producer on Love & Marriage: Huntsville. Carlos King remains the executive producer for both shows.

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With new episodes and holiday specials, OWN delivers reality TV fans a season full of connection, celebration, and surprises.

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