Love & Marriage: Detroit - Season 3
Season 3
Episodes
Daddy's Home
The kids react to Brandon being back home. LaToya tries to connect with her children. Kolby feels overwhelmed with Russell's lack of support with Kyndelle. While everyone is at dinner, Bravo confronts Marcel for the way Kimberly disrespected his event.
Podcast Pop Off
Brandon pushes Kristina out of her comfort zone with her music. Russell celebrates his gym opening. Anthony has issues with Brandon and Bravo's friendship. LaToya and Kolby commiserate on motherhood. Anthony's podcast with Kristina goes off the rails.
Welcome to the Staycation!
The couples go on a Staycation together. LaToya confronts Kristina about Chelsea, and Brandon about his digs on her wine at the podcast. Kristina throws Kolby a surprise sprinkle. Anthony accuses Bravo and Brandon of teaming up together.
Pressure Makes Diamonds
Brandon pushes Kristina to perform even though she doesn't think she's ready. Bravo hosts Kristina's performance at his new venue. LaToya calls Chelsea ghetto, and Kolby jumps in when they start to argue. Kolby accuses Kristina of not checking her friend.
Reunited and it Feels ‘Good'?
The couples and host Carlos King gather on the reunion stage to talk about this past season. The Smiths talk about their marriage issues, the Harrises talk about Kolby's pregnancy journey and the Samuels open up about the state of their marriage.
From a Bird to a Peacock
The reunion continues as Kolby and Kristina work through their friendship, but Kimberly has something to say to Kristina as well. Anthony explains his "D" riding comment, and the guys discuss Anthony's bragging. Chelsea joins the stage to stir the pot.
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