love and hip hop hollywood season 5 episode 7

Melody and Martell revealed a lot, so I think it will be surprising to the audience to hear their accounts of their marriage before the show started. Whew, there’s so much that happened at the reunion that, for the first time ever, we have three parts to the reunion because it’s so much we had to unpack. What can we expect from the Love & Marriage: Huntsville reunion special? And I am happy to say that a lot of couples tell me that Love and Marriage: Huntsville is their favorite show because they can sit at home on a Saturday night and watch it together. Therefore, I wanted to create a show about successful Black couples so that other couples can watch together. With Love and Marriage: Huntsville, I know that a lot of couples watch scripted shows together, but not a lot of reality shows. I look at where we are in the world and create shows based on a need that can be fulfilled. What is your creative process in curating new shows, which has been a launching pad in propelling the careers of some of your cast? You recently inked a first-look deal with OWN, tell us about what content can viewers expect next season.Įxpect the unexpected! I love the relationship that I have with OWN and the idea of creating additional content for them is such a dream come true, and I am super happy with a few surprises we have in store! So far, I believe we are accomplishing that in the shows we produce. In this position, I want to highlight strong, powerful, successful Black people who are doing extraordinary things in their career and community so that they can inspire a generation.

From there, I’ve produced shows from Real Housewives of New Jersey to Hollywood Divas so it’s my extensive resume and great content that has propelled the audience to crown me as the King of Reality TV and it’s a title that I take very seriously.Īs the brainchild of Kingdom Reign Entertainment, how important is it to develop content that not only tells our stories but impacts the Black community and culture?Īs a Black male, it’s super-important for me that I create shows that reflect the diversity of our culture.

Carlos King: I’ve been producing reality television since 2008, starting with The Real Housewives of Atlanta and that’s when the reality bug hit me.

Love and hip hop hollywood season 5 episode 7