Marsau and Maurice Scott's brother Mark Scott recently spoke his brother's relationship with their wives.
Love & Marriage Huntsville is their most recent success, and has grown to become one of the network's most popular reality programs.
The ties between six African-American real estate developers in Alabama are shown in the television program. Thanks to their southern charm, love conflict, professional achievement, and the constantly shifting dynamics within their inner circle, each show star has established themselves as fan favorites in their own right.
Who Is Mark Scott?
Mark Scott is the brother of Maurice and Marsau Scott on Love and Huntsville. He is the least publicized brother of the trio because he decided to keep his matter private.
He did, however, recently make a statement regarding the relationship between his brothers. No further details regarding his wife or family is available on the internet.
Maurice Scott
Maurice is the owner of Credit 1 USA, a credit repair company, and a Juris Doctorate Candidate. In addition, he just got hitched to Kimmie, whom he dated for seven years.
Season 1 saw Maurice change careers from finance and part-time real estate to law. He is currently studying for the state bar examination.
In season 2, viewers watched Maurice struggle to communicate with his ex-wife while trying to move his teenage son from Michigan to Alabama.
His ex dislikes Kimmie and does not see the advantages of giving Maurice full custody of their son.
Maurice struggles to strike a balance between his desire to be a full-time father and the challenging chore of attempting to make the two women in his life get along. He also makes an effort to mediate disputes between Marsau and Martell.
Marsau Scott
Marsau Scott has been married to LaTisha for 14 years and works as a business general contractor. His B.B.A. in International Business was earned in 2004 after he enrolled at Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical University in 2000.
Marsau's attitude is criticized by viewers for being prehistoric. He favors more conventional marriage customs in which the wife takes care of the home while the husband provides for it financially.
LaTisha's desire to return to the job generated friction in her relationship with Marsau, which was evident in Season 1 of the show. In one episode, LaTisha left their three kids with Marsau as she went to a networking event.
The fact that Marsau understood so little about his children's needs, particularly their dietary restrictions, astonished the show's viewers. Marsau seems to be attempting to accept the fact that LaTisha is a working mother this season.
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