Watch Brandon and Shana Marry Now on the OWN Network

‘Marry Me Now’ follows eight women who are in long-term relationships but are ready to move on. These women will come together in a new reality show to be broadcast on TLC in the fall. The show will be hosted by Rebecca Lynn Pope.

‘Love & Marriage: Huntsville’ is a Saturday night unscripted lineup

Currently in its third season, “Love & Marriage: Huntsville” has become one of the most popular unscripted series on the OWN network. The show follows the lives of three African-American couples who live in Huntsville, Alabama. The triad must balance their professional, personal, and business lives while they attempt to revitalize their city.

Previously known as Rocket City Revival, “Love & Marriage: Huntsville” is the brainchild of executive producer Carlos King. King’s company, Kingdom Reign Entertainment, is one of the most prominent entertainment companies in reality television. In addition to producing unscripted programming, King has produced “The Real Housewives of Atlanta,” “Super Sweet 16,” and “Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta.”

King also serves as executive producer of OWN’s newest unscripted series, “Belle Collective,” which premiered in January. Belle Collective follows the lives of six southern Belles from Jackson, Mississippi. During the show’s first season, the series drew the highest rating for an unscripted series in nearly two years.

‘Marry Me Now’ follows eight women in long-term relationships but are ready to stop waiting for their significant other

‘Marry Me Now’ follows eight women from Houston, Texas who have been in long-term relationships and are ready to stop waiting for their significant others. Each of these women has been convicted of a crime, and each of them has been given at least a sentence of five years. This program features breaking news, and reveals the surprising circumstances of each marriage. Each of these women will marry for money, image, or both.

Amy Bosley was caught embezzling millions of dollars in Campbell County, Kentucky. She was sentenced to life in prison without parole. She was also suspected of killing many more men than the two men she has been convicted of killing.

Sheila LaBarre inherited her husband’s farm in Epping, New Hampshire, and revealed her monstrous nature. She enticed young men to share her bed and lured two men to a fiery grave. She had a twisted family history, a traumatic childhood, and was a narcissist.

Shana and Brandon got married in 2018

Getting married is an exciting time and Brandon and Shana have been through a lot of ups and downs since they first met. But they both love each other and want to share their lives with each other.

Their first look was a sweet moment. They shared gifts and took pictures in front of their mother’s vintage Mustang. Their wedding was a wonderful day and they are excited about their future.

The sneak Peek film shows the ceremony and reception area. The circular dance floor marbling was an exact replica of the invitation design.

The bride is an English teacher at Helias Catholic High School in Jefferson City, Missouri. She also works as a legal associate for Agents National Title Insurance Co. Her niece, Addilynn Buschjost, is a bridesmaid.

Mooch & Ken will appear on the series

‘Marry Me Now’, a new unscripted series, is set in Houston. It follows eight women who live in the city. It features a surprise proposal and breaking news to both families. It also includes exchanging vows and finding the perfect dress. It will premiere on the OWN network on March 19th at 9 PM ET/PT. In the meantime, you can catch up on all the episodes of Season One on the Oprah Winfrey Network or Discovery Plus.

The series premieres with a surprise proposal from Shana to Brandon. Both Shana and Brandon have been together for seven years, but they have never discussed marriage. In addition, Shana’s mother has been estranged from her, and Brandon is trying to heal the rift. Both families have not been involved in the marriage.