Couples discuss how children change marriage, featuring Egypt Sherrod, Mike Jackson, and David and Julie Arnold.

Couples share the lessons that have helped them throughout their marriages even in the moments when they don't agree or don't even like each other.

Couples discuss the intersection of work and love lives, and roles at home; they admit that knowing when to turn off the business brain and transition to home life is a constant battle.

Black Love couples discuss how they came to really know their spouse through their past traumas and how they used these moments to strengthen their marriages. Featuring Tommicus Walker & LeToya Luckett-Walker, Salli & Dondre Whitfield and more.

Couples get real about personality differences and pet peeves; they talk about how they handle arguments with their spouses; featuring Salli Richardson and Dondre Whitfield, Kandi Burruss and Todd Tucker, David and Pamela Mann, and more.

Couples share the experiences that tested their marriages, including drug abuse, a pornography addiction, depression from a miscarriage, and more.

Couples reflect on their long-and-winding roads to marriage, including the hard lessons they needed to learn about abstinence, non-exclusivity, long-distance relationships, and dealing with another person's baggage.

Whether it's a forbidden workplace romance or a long-distance relationship conducted on the phone, couples share the stories that marked the beginnings of their lifelong loves.

Married couples take different measures to keep their unions happy and healthy; couples share the unique ways they've learned to stay together, even when leaving feels like the easier way out.

Couples share how they persevered through unexpected and sometimes life-threatening illness; Grant and Tamia Hill; two-time Olympians Jamie Nieto and Shevon Stoddart.

Couples share how they've learned to pick their battles and manage their emotions when they've reached the breaking point; Sterling K. Brown and Ryan Michelle Bathe; Rev Run and Justine Simmons; David and Adjua Styles.

Niecy Nash and Jay Tucker; Tina Knowles Lawson and Richard Lawson.

Having children adds new, unforeseen dimensions to a marriage; couples discuss the many ways in which children have affected, changed and deepened their marriage bonds.

Couples discuss how infidelity can forever change a marriage; they talk about the circumstances that led to cheating and how their marriages endured and ultimately prevailed.

Couples discuss their personal journeys to committing to one another for life.

Couples remember meeting their soul mates and recount the twists and turns of their relationships; couples recall challenges and triumphs as their love evolves into successful, long-lasting marriages.

Viola Davis says many people pass up the long haul and choose the young and vibrant things over the natural changes that come with time; couples offer advice for people at the beginning of their journey to lifelong love.

Seven couples share the darkest times in their relationships; from one tragic event that changed everything, to working together through years of turmoil, they discuss how they managed to stay together.

Couples share stories that open viewers' eyes to the reality of sharing a life with someone and the early hurdles that could have ended their relationships; couples detail how they worked together to overcome trying situations.

Couples describe how their spouse went from being a stranger to the most beloved life partner and confidant.

Holly Robinson Peete and Rodney Peete are used to being in the spotlight -- she's an actress whose credits include "21 Jump Street" and he's a retired NFL quarterback -- so starring in their own reality series is a natural fit for the married couple. Now, their focus is on their family -- which includes their four children, three of whom are teens, and Holly's widowed mother/manager Dolores -- and running their charity, the HollyRod Foundation. This series follows the Peetes as they try to set their children on the right track as they approach adulthood and setting off on their own. They're also dealing with post-football injury concerns for Rodney, as he feels the aches and pains of retirement, and Holly's difficulty landing acting roles as she gets older, leading her to develop a lifestyle brand of her own. Their children include twins RJ, who has autism, and Ryan, who heads off to college at NYU after high school, athletic Robinson, and preteen Roman.

Couples and friends in a middle-class community are the focus of this drama series by Tyler Perry. While it may seem typical, below the surface lie heartbreak and deceit, threatening everybody's well-being. Residents include married Randal and Marcie; she desperately wants children; he's having an affair with Alex, the wife of best friend Brad. Elsewhere in the neighborhood, divorced Esperanza pursues a budding relationship with Julius while keeping it secret from her vindictive ex, Edward.

Deion Sanders is a multifield professional athlete and the only one who has played in both a Super Bowl and a World Series. But since retiring from his sports career, the colorful personality has settled down as a family man and businessman. This docuseries follows the Pro Football Hall of Famer in his role of single father, raising five children of his own and helping raise several others who live with him, including family members and a needy student he recently took in. With all those kids in his house, even someone like Deion needs help keeping everything manageable. That help comes from his girlfriend, Hollywood producer Tracey Edmonds, who has two sons of her own and visits every other week.