'Love And Marriage: Huntsville' Is The Messiest Show You Should Be Watching

It wasn’t until I met Sunni Minx, the newest cast member of “Love & Marriage: Huntsville,” that I questioned the potential risks of listening to too much I’ll-take-your-man-themed R&B.

It’s not technically a compliment, but there is such an impressive level of villainy behind her joining the eighth season of Carlos King’s popular series on OWN. Minx used to be a producer on “LAMH,” working specifically with cast member Destiny Payton, who at one point during her run on the Alabama-based show, dated a man named Moses. Payton said Minx became a personal friend as an extension of their working relationship. But when Minx departed the production team, soon after, she started a relationship with Moses.

Minx and Moses are now not only married , but they have also joined the reality show.

Their addition to the series has made the viewing experience feel like a reality TV adaptation of MoKenStef’s “He’s Mine.” Much of that has to do with the fact that Minx is so dismissive of Payton, or anyone else for that matter, feeling a way about her marrying Moses in spite of how she met him. In this current moment of reality TV, there is an abundance of drama and villain antics, but few rise to the occasion of this messy love triangle.

During an interview on 100.3 the Beat in April, Minx claimed she met Moses through Payton while working on the show, but there was no “kiki’ing” between her and Moses at the time, she said. Separately, during an appearance on King’s “Reality With the King” podcast, Minx said she attempted to inform Payton about her relationship with Moses by sending a text when things started to get “serious.”

“I reached out to her. And I told her, ‘We need to have a conversation.’ I said, ‘Call me.’ She texted me back