Recap Of Love & Marriage: Huntsville Season 3 Episode Four: “Kimpossible Endeavor”
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Love & Marriage: Huntsville Season 3, Episode 4 picks up right where Destiny’s birthday brunch left off, and Tiffany is still holding the teapot. Plus, Latisha’s lingerie surprise loses out to Marsau’s business to-do list, Jaylin is tired of running Blaque without backup, and Kimmi is left waiting at a dinner table.
Spoiler warning: I’m getting into “Kimpossible Endeavor.” If you haven’t watched yet, come back when you’re ready. Everybody else, let’s get started…
The Birthday Brunch Fallout Continues
We are back where we were last week. Tiffany’s insensitive comment sent Destiny running to the restroom to regroup, and Tiffany couldn’t care less. She says in her confessional that Destiny was being too dramatic. Talk about an ice queen! Dang, Tiffany, it is her birthday!
Tiffany tells the table she remembers the conversation because she felt really bad for mistaking Destiny for the woman she saw her husband out creeping with at his awards ceremony.
Well, the way you threw it out there, it seems like you don’t feel bad at all, Tiffany!
Tiffany’s heartless ass tries to downplay the incident by saying it was years ago, but Kimmi assures her it wasn’t that long ago. Well, excuse me, who cares?! It’s super rude to be invited by another guest and then insult the host, on her birthday nonetheless!
Destiny’s other party guest has gotten her composed enough to return to the table. Thank goodness somebody was looking out for her on her birthday, because the conversation went on at the table with Tiffany unapologetic.
Tacky, tsk, tsk.
Destiny asks Tiffany if she thought the other woman was her because they looked alike, and Tiffany says yes. She once again downplays the incident by saying that men take other women out all the time in the business they are in.
So? Once again, why bring it up? I mean, if the shoe were on the other foot, you would feel differently, so why do this to another woman just for shock value? Melody asks Destiny if her ex-husband was a cheater…
Nunya! That’s what Destiny should have said, but she politely says no. Destiny lets us know that it’s just one of those things that didn’t work out because of the pressures of life added to the pandemic. I believe her. Why wouldn’t I? I wonder why Melody kind of seems to believe it may be because of infidelity…
Tiffany leaves the table to go to the restroom, and Melody asks if the girls like her. Destiny takes a hard swallow of her drink and makes a face.
Lol.
Kimmi says yes. Melody remarks how close Kimmi and Destiny have become, and she seems to like it, as well as having predicted it. Even Martell predicted they would hit it off, as Kimmi and Destiny seem to have the same outgoing and direct personalities.
They bring out a chocolate birthday cake, and Destiny cuts it while Tiffany hands out slices to everyone at the table. They all make a joke about Jaylin when Destiny makes a remark about “birthday sex.” Tiffany says Jaylin is not fully grown yet, and Kimmi remarks that her son is a grown-ass man. I would agree. And Kimmi should know her son, lol.
Switch…
Latisha’s Surprise Meets Marsau’s To-Do List
Marsau arrives for the business trip, and Latisha surprises him when he opens the door to the hotel room. She is dressed in a sexy black lingerie outfit and heels. She sits on his lap as he tells her he likes the surprise. There are no kids around, so Latisha has plans to have some adult time, but Marsau has other things on his mind, like business. After all, they are on a business trip…
Really, Marsau?
He gives her a rundown of all the things he still has to do, as if she is not seated on his lap ready to go. She brings up that she talked to Jaylin and checked on Blaque. Marsau tells Latisha he has backup checking on things as well.
Latisha tells Marsau she went shopping with her friends. Marsau wants to call one of them to give them Latisha’s budget for the next shopping trip Latisha has planned. Latisha is like, absolutely not…
Lol.
Switch…
Maurice Finds Out Monster Is Table Talk
Kimmi sits down with Maurice and tells him about Destiny’s birthday brunch, where a friend of Melody’s from the Chamber of Commerce named Tiffany spilled the beans about Monster getting caught vaping in the bathroom.
Maurice is livid because he says he barely knows Tiffany and her husband, and they should not be talking about a fourteen-year-old boy’s life. We agree. Kimmi asks Maurice if he knew about the incident, and he did. She isn’t surprised he didn’t share the information with her. Well, I am!
Kimmi says she didn’t know how to address it because she didn’t know anything about it, and she wasn’t going to entertain it at a table full of people. Despite calling his son “Monster,” Maurice says that bringing up the mistake paints his son with a stigma. I agree. She shouldn’t have been gossiping about a child with a table full of adults in the manner in which she did. Tiffany is coming off as a bit reckless, in my opinion.
As a mother, would she want anyone doing that to her child, especially an adult who should know better? This is a child who will come across the people in this circle, and they could be prejudiced in some way against him, even if it’s just subconsciously. That’s a chance that seems a little reckless to take for the sake of some drama for a reality show, if you ask me.
Maurice says that is why he wanted his son to come live with him in Huntsville, so he could help with his upbringing. Kimmi says this is the time when Maurice should be spending time with Monster and talking about things before they happen. Kimmi thinks Maurice should make time with his son more of a priority over work. Maurice gets defensive at the suggestion that his work life is not balanced with his home life.
He says he doesn’t want to work so hard, but he has to go hard in order to be successful. Maurice also mentions that even though he told Monster about the incident, the decision on punishment was left solely up to him. He told her he didn’t tell her about the incident because he promised his son it would be between them.
That’s fair, and Kimmi says she is used to being left out of the loop on some things and that her input is not desired. Maurice disagrees. Kimmi wants them all to be on the same page when it comes to child rearing, and Maurice wants to only do things his way, despite saying Kimmi did a good job with Jaylin.
Maurice says the problem isn’t him listening; it’s that he is not doing things Kimmi’s way. Well, Kiuwha is coming down with her husband, and Maurice would like them all to sit down, have dinner, talk, and get on one accord.
Switch…
Fifteen Years and a Two-Story Closet
Marsau and Latisha go out to dinner on their final night in Houston with his Uncle Mike and Aunt Linda. Remember, Uncle Mike is a part of the construction of the new house Marsau and Latisha are having built.
Latisha says they are approaching fifteen years of marriage. Aunt Linda asks if they are doing anything special, and Latisha says Marsau is always working, but she is trying to get him on board with planning something to celebrate.
Marsau says the fifteenth year signifies a year of reflection, where he reflects on times when they didn’t have much but each other and their love, so this year that’s what they will continue to have: their love and nothing else…
Uncle Mike laughs as if it was a clever thing to say, and it was rather stupid if you ask me, not funny. Latisha says hopefully by year twenty they will be renewing their vows in a new home…
Uncle Mike catches the shade and says, well, hopefully the new home will come before year twenty. The table erupts in fake laughter at the passive-aggressiveness of it all. Uncle Mike calls them out for the delays caused by adding amenities like a two-story closet and an extra-big garage.
Aunt Linda asks if Maurice and Kimmi will be building on Scott Manor. Latisha says they will be building somewhere, but she is not sure it will be on Scott Manor. Latisha thinks they will be using the services of Uncle Mike. Latisha tells him he can’t reveal any of their building plans to her in-laws. He assures her he won’t… Why?
Latisha is childish; she literally has the childishness bug. She wonders why Kimmi doesn’t want to live right by her? She might catch it, he he!
She claims Maurice wants to steal their plans so that he and Kimmi can outdo theirs. Marsau just sits there eating his food. Uncle Mike says there won’t be an issue with him being discreet…
Switch…
Jaylin Is Tired of Running Blaque Alone
Jaylin has closed on his condominium, and he and Kimmi have gone into business rehabbing homes. This is something Jaylin has wanted to do since he graduated from college. Well, Jaylin really is a nice, well-mannered young man. They are together in one of their homes going over the work that needs to be done as they talk about the time he puts in at Blaque working for Marsau and Latisha.
Jaylin says he has told Marsau he works too much at Blaque and needs to have some time off sometimes, but Marsau is not receptive to this. He feels overworked and unheard. He says he can do the work, but it is frustrating because he is always at the cigar lounge working.
Kimmi says his compensation for his time was not explained correctly, and Jaylin agrees he didn’t understand that, in exchange for part ownership in the company, he would have so many duties and tasks to perform. It’s not fair to him, in his opinion, because he is not heard or supported by the true owners, Latisha and Marsau.
Jaylin also says he is micromanaged by them while they are off doing other things, which is annoying because he is often left alone to do the work and then basically nagged, as if he is not the one responsible anyway!
Kimmi says she is not surprised Marsau did not give Jaylin much training. Jaylin says that despite not getting training, he is blamed for everything that goes wrong. Kimmi feels Jaylin was being set up to fail.
Jaylin expresses that Latisha and Marsau are not on the same page, so when he goes to them for help, he gets conflicting directions. Kimmi says she still feels Jaylin has done very well in the position of general manager without having much support. Kimmi says Jaylin needs to work harder on his communication with Latisha and Marsau.
Jaylin says he thinks it will help that Marsau finally decided to hire an assistant for Jaylin who has experience being a GM. This is a move that Kimmi feels should have been made from the beginning, and I agree. What do you all think? Should Jaylin have had help from someone with experience from the get-go? Leave a comment…
Jaylin already knows the person who was hired because he worked for her before. Kimmi brings up Destiny noticing him, and Jaylin chuckles. Kimmi continues by telling him that Destiny said he has a crush on her…
The smile immediately left Jaylin’s face. He seems confused, so Kimmi says she guesses it was the way he was interacting with her at the opening of Blaque. Jaylin says Destiny is beautiful but not his type.
Well, he sure cleared that up! He says they call him the “cougar tamer”… Shut up, Jaylin.
Switch…
Chocolate in a Bottle Launches in Houston
Next, we see guests arriving at Blaque for Latisha and Marsau’s launch of “Chocolate in a Bottle,” their new line of champagne. They are trying to get honest feedback from the Houston market. The party looks black tie and fancy enough, with a few celebrity guests like Nephew Tommy from Ready to Love, a relationship show that also airs on OWN, and a few of that show’s cast members are also in attendance.
Latisha and Marsau both walk around the room greeting and schmoozing with guests, and there is a nice turnout with a great response to the product. Marsau gets on the microphone and thanks everyone for coming out to the event, and they are appreciative of all the love and support Houston has given them and their business endeavors.
They all grab a glass of the new champagne and toast to excellence and the launch of the new brand. Marsau says it’s the best champagne he has ever tasted, and I must admit I am curious to try some!
They both continue to work the room when Latisha notices Marsau talking to an attractive party guest in a red dress named Kyra. She is immediately disturbed that they are talking. Latisha takes him onto the balcony, and he recalls how nice the night has been going. And rather than reflect on how wonderful the night is going, Latisha confronts him about speaking to Kyra, who she claims was eyeing him.
Marsau denies any wrongdoing. He says he was only trying to make sure everyone was having a good time. But Latisha seems to think otherwise. She thinks the lady was coming on to Marsau, and she gets tearful about it.
Oh brother, Latisha, you cannot be this insecure?!
Marsau compliments her by telling her she is beautiful, but she still looks tight…
Next…
Kimmi Waits at the Dinner Table
Kimmi and Maurice arrive at the restaurant to meet Kiuwha and her husband, Dave, to discuss their shared responsibility for Monster. The two are flying in to attend Monster’s middle school graduation.
Now that they will all be together, Maurice and Kimmi are hopeful they can all get on the same page. Kimmi and Kiuwha haven’t always gotten along in the past, but now they are in a better place. Maurice says he helped foster that relationship, and Kimmi is shocked. “Did you?” she asks him.
Kimmi says he didn’t; he just did things to appease Kiuwha so that he could get Monster full time. They receive their drinks and put in their dinner orders, and their guests still have not arrived.
Maurice says he has an important meeting he needs to attend. He hints that he needs to leave, and Kimmi tells him she is not going to speak for him. Their food is brought out, and the other couple has yet to show up. Kimmi tells him they need to reschedule the meeting with Kiuwha. But Maurice plans on leaving if they don’t show up shortly. And then he leaves Kimmi and goes to the meeting.
How does the episode end?
Kimmi is boxing up Maurice’s food, thinking she is not the priority in her relationship, as Kiuwha and her husband arrive for the meeting.
UH-OH!
What Are Your Thoughts?
So, was Maurice right to leave for his meeting, or should he have stayed with Kimmi? And Latisha on that balcony, was she right to be worried, or was it insecurity?
Share your thoughts in the comments, and keep reading pinknarcology for more Love & Marriage: Huntsville recaps.
This recap reflects the author’s recollections and opinions about an edited television program; accuracy is not guaranteed. It is for entertainment and discussion, not diagnosis or mental health advice. pinknarcology is not affiliated with the show, network, or cast.
References and Further Reading
These resources provide general background on relationships, emotional support, and mental well-being. They do not verify episode events or establish anyone’s motives or diagnosis.
- Benson, Kyle. The Gottman Institute. “Stop Trying to Fix Your Partner’s Feelings.” General relationship guidance on empathy, listening, and understanding another person’s perspective.
- National Institute of Mental Health. National Institutes of Health. “Caring for Your Mental Health.” General information about emotional well-being, self-care, social support, and seeking professional help.
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