Our Story: Keith & Jenni
Our love story is no fairytale. However, it did begin one dark, gloomy night in 2006.
How I Went From a Single Mother of 2 to a Wife and Bonus Mom of 5 in Less Than a Year
It's insane how life can change in an instant. December 2017 was the end of my life as I knew it and was the start of a whole new world. Within six months, I went from being a mother of two and holding onto a stagnant relationship, to becoming a fiancée and mothering four children.
Meet the Directors of HBCU Love Stories
In order to capture the essence of HBCU Love, we [...]
Why I Said I Do: Middle School BFFs Turned Lovers – Donielle & Zaesha
We have weathered storms that were meant to break us, but we came out victorious every time.
HBCU Love: Jenise & Juwuan – Clark Atlanta University
From trading likes on IG to preparing to exchange wedding vows, Juwuan and Jenise give their perspectives on their HBCU Love story.
HBCU Love: Demond & Felecia – Alabama State University
Felecia & Demond "We met his first night [...]
HBCU Love: LaWanda & Marcellus – North Carolina A&T
LaWanda and Marcellus met back in the summer of 1999 during her sophomore year of college. See how their HBCU Love story unfolded.
HBCU Love: David & Kayla – Prairie View A&M University
From a game of Connect Four to a real-life connection, here’s how David and Kayla’s HBCU Love story played out.
HBCU Love: Leo & Jai Rachal – Grambling State University
Leo & Jai Rachal are college sweethearts, but their HBCU Love story is far from typical.
WWTD (What Would Tabitha Do) Ways We Can All Learn to Lead With Love Like Tabitha
Tabitha Brown taught us all a lesson in responding to negativity with empathy, beauty, and grace.
Here’s What It’s Like Being in an Interfaith Marriage
Spirituality is often the foundation for any partnership, but it may also cause some to rethink marriage if the two aren’t “evenly yoked."
3 Ways Your Partnership Can Thrive Through Intense Hardship
One of the greatest sacrifices is giving up the normal routine and accepting that certain changes will require more of one person than the other.
Learning About Your Fertility Options Doesn’t Have to be Taboo
As we progress through Black Love Season 5, one of the most heart-wrenching topics is the subject of infertility because for many, growing a family has always been a lifelong dream.
How to Discuss Finances With Your Partner and When
Old habits die hard, and the sooner you can nip some things in the bud, the less stressful finances become because there’s expectations set.
Sneak Peek: The Black Love Docuseries is BACK Fridays on OWN
This season is giving all of what you love about Black Love including some of your favorite couples
This Couple’s Marriage Renewal in South Africa Honored Ancestral Traditions Fusing African and African American Culture
People of the Zulu tribe value family, strength, and community which is why the couple knew their marriage renewal had to be on sacred ground and had to include ancestral traditions.
Couples Who Talk About Sex Have Better Sex
It’s best to stick with one topic at a time, but good communication leads to good sex.
Let’s Talk About Sexting and Getting Comfortable With the Uncomfortable
Sexting is indeed a skill, but like most skills in life, it can be learned.
Here’s How My Fiancé and I Are Resetting Our Relationship Before Marriage
Hitting the reset button requires us to be vulnerable and acknowledge some of the ways we failed each other in the past.
The Founder of Munaluchi Bride Talks Being in Business With Her Husband and the Elements of a Fruitful Relationship
A void in showcasing Black weddings and event professionals sparked a multimedia movement that has lasted over a decade.
