Black Love: Anthony’s Last Marriage May Explain Why He Wasn’t All The Way Ready To Commit To Melanie

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Black Love: Anthony’s Last Marriage May Explain Why He Wasn’t All The Way Ready To Commit To Melanie

In the season four premiere of "Black Love," people were side-eyeing Anthony for having Melanie uproot her life and still not committing to her. But the story from his last relationship might provide some insight.

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