Judge Faith Jenkins, a celebrated television personality, and R&B singer Kenny Lattimore have found love together, but their relationship has raised some eyebrows over the years.

While fans admire both individuals separately, there are aspects of their union that have sparked curiosity and speculation. From Kenny’s past relationships to their whirlwind romance, the couple’s journey has been anything but conventional.

Kenny Lattimore, born on April 10, 1970, in Washington, D.C., endured a traumatic childhood experience that deeply affected him for years. The incident caused him to retreat into himself and struggle with feelings of unworthiness in relationships.

Despite this, Kenny pursued love and married singer Chanté Moore in 2001. Their marriage seemed promising, and they welcomed a son, Kenny Jr., in 2003.

However, the relationship ended in divorce in 2011, with Chanté later hinting at Kenny’s alleged struggles with his s3xuality during interviews and reality TV appearances. Kenny vehemently denied these claims, calling them harmful and unnecessary.

Meanwhile, Judge Faith Jenkins was navigating her own challenges in finding a partner. In her book *Sis, Don’t Settle*, Faith revealed how societal pressure led her to enter relationships with the wrong men.

Determined to break the cycle, she created a list of 50 qualities she wanted in a partner and vowed to prioritize her happiness. Six months after writing this list, Faith’s friend Aaron Lindsay introduced her to Kenny, believing they would be a good match.

Initially, Faith wasn’t sure if they had much in common, but after a two-hour conversation, she realized Kenny was kind, humble, and genuine. By their fourth date, it became clear they were meant to be.

Faith and Kenny’s relationship was built on strong foundations. They decided to abstain from intimacy until marriage, a decision inspired by Devon Franklin and Meagan Good’s book *The Wait*.

Kenny and Faith surrounded themselves with a “relationship board of directors,” a supportive network of married couples who offered guidance, including their matchmaker Aaron Lindsay and his wife Adrienne.

In September 2019, Kenny proposed to Faith during a stroll through Central Park, and she said yes.

The couple married in March 2020 in a ceremony officiated by Devon Franklin, just as the pandemic began. Their wedding was attended by notable guests, including Stevie Wonder and MC Lyte.

Despite their happiness, rumors about Kenny’s xuality resurfaced, fueled by public speculation and comments from personalities like Wendy Williams. However, the couple focused on their love and ignored the chatter.

Faith and Kenny continued to support each other professionally. Faith became the host of *Divorce Court* in 2020 and later released her relationship book, while Kenny released his eighth studio album, *Here to Stay*, inspired by Faith.

In August 2022, the couple announced they were expecting their first child together, marking a joyful new chapter in their lives.

While their relationship has faced scrutiny, Kenny and Faith remain committed to each other. As they prepare to welcome their baby, fans wish them nothing but happiness and hope their love continues to thrive.