Carlos King Talks Faith & Season 3 Drama on Love & Marriage: Detroit
Carlos King Talks Faith & Season 3 Drama on Love & Marriage: Detroit
On a recent episode of Get Up Mornings with Erica Campbell, TV executive producer Carlos King joined Erica and Griff to talk about the highly anticipated third season of Love & Marriage: Detroit. Known for bringing real-life drama to the screen while keeping it rooted in faith and culture, King gave fans insight into what makes this season one to watch.
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Carlos, who proudly reps his Detroit roots, made it clear that this show is personal for him. “I’m from Detroit,” he said. “So for me, it’s a love letter to my city.” He emphasized that this season not only highlights the couples’ journeys but also shines a light on the strength, beauty, and evolution of Detroit itself—going beyond the common narrative of abandoned buildings and economic decline.
What sets Love & Marriage: Detroit apart from other entries in the franchise is the strong faith of its cast. “They all are faith-based couples,” King said. “God is first and foremost in their lives.” He explained that this spiritual foundation influences how the couples communicate, work through challenges, and uplift each other—not just in their marriages, but also in their friendships and personal growth.
Griff jokingly called King “messy in the best way,” referencing his skill at crafting gripping storylines without losing the show’s sense of heart. King embraced the compliment with a laugh, especially as he teased a rollercoaster plot involving one of the show’s central couples.
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“One of our couples, Brandon and Christina Smith, we started the season with them separated,” King shared. “Brandon is trying to move back in, but just when you think you have it figured out, something happens that will leave you shocked.”
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Erica praised King for delivering just the right amount of drama without spoiling the fun, encouraging listeners to tune in. “We got our teaser. We got our information,” she said. “Y’all make sure you watch Love & Marriage: Detroit Thursdays on OWN!”
Carlos King continues to raise the bar for reality TV storytelling—bringing transparency, faith, and pride in community to the forefront. And if his hints are any indication, fans are in for another unforgettable ride this season.
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