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Love & Marriage: Huntsville returns March 7 on OWN with 15 new episodes
The unscripted hit series recently earned a 2026 nomination for Outstanding Reality Program.
LOS ANGELES — OWN announced that its NAACP Image Award–nominated series Love & Marriage: Huntsville will return with 15 new episodes on March 7 at 8 p.m. ET/PT.
The unscripted hit series recently earned a 2026 nomination for Outstanding Reality Program.
About Love and Marriage Huntsville
The series follows longtime friends and frenemies in Huntsville, Alabama, as they navigate business ventures, shifting alliances and emotional breakthroughs.
The cast includes:
- Maurice and Kimmi Scott
- Marsau and LaTisha Scott
- Martell Holt
- Chris and Nell Fletcher
- Destiny Payton
- Latricia Reedus
- Ken Lee
Love and Marriage Huntsville New Episodes Bring Fresh Conflict and Personal Revelations
The season resumes with major changes for several couples.
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The Fletchers confront the fallout from Chris’s suspended real estate license, which forces them to reassess their finances and adjust their business plans.
Meanwhile, Ken and Tricia face new pressure as social media rumors raise questions about boundaries and trust.
Destiny also steps into a vulnerable chapter. She shares details about her childhood in foster care while her mother battled addiction. She then prepares for an emotional first meeting with her siblings. At the same time, tensions rise between LaTisha and Destiny as old conflicts resurface and loyalty becomes a central issue within the group.
OWN Strengthens Its Saturday Night Momentum
In 2025, Love & Marriage: Huntsville delivered its fifth straight year as Saturday night’s top original cable series among African American women 25–54 and women 18+.
The series is produced by Kingdom Reign Entertainment with ITV America. Reality TV producer Carlos King serves as executive producer.
Love & Marriage: Huntsville airs Saturdays at 8 p.m. ET/PT on OWN.
Love & Marriage: Huntsville returns March 7 on OWN with 15 new episodes
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