Have you and Marsau ever been around Martell
to see the feelings that he has for her?
No.
Yes.
You have?
So, Marsau, you've seen them together.
Yeah.
And when you've been around them, what did you see?
It was never a--
ooh, I got this chick, I'm about to, you know, get her.
It was never that.
It was someone that you knew right away there
was some kind of connection.
When we seen her, we're like, we thought
we were going on a guy's trip, and she
showed up out of nowhere.
Believe it or not, this is kind of why even when [INAUDIBLE]
got on to me about, I thought you guys were brothers,
you should have protected me-- this is kind of what we
did-- trying to let Martell know,
man, this is-- no, she ain't it.
And even their interaction.
To me, Martell's a different guy when he's with her.
I heard that from another male friend.
You heard that, too?
Mm-hm.
What type of guy is when he's with her?
I'd probably say more aggressive.
You know?
Where did you see that at?
Because if anything, I know we all went out--
Ain't that shyster have somebody
you cheating on your wife with? That go out with your friends?
Mutual friends? That's so-- ooh!
When you said, "we all went out,"
I didn't go out with you or her.
No, we're talking about this one.
Oh.
Yeah, she just pulled that one time.
That's literally the only time that we ever went out.
But I have been out with him and she's been around, you know?
And that's why--
You mean he was out and about?
No, because this was a big secret.
Now, ain't nobody know.
You mean he was out and about with her?
No, no, no.
Ain't no way.
This was after you knew--
This was a secret.
he was doing something with her?
Nobody knew, right?
I put it out there. [INTERPOSING VOICES]
I put it out there.
[INAUDIBLE] No, he wasn't out and about.
He did put it out there.
So how long did y'all know about this?
Probably about a month and a half, two months for Melody.
So did you know-know, or did you speculate?
Because there's a lot of times when men and women are
in the same environment and you can look at how
a woman talks to your husband.
Yeah, I know that.
You can look at how a woman touches your husband
and you can tell that there's an energy there that you maybe
don't particularly care for.
I didn't see them do anything.
But what I did-- - That's what I'm saying.
So you didn't know-know--
--the chemistry was that this ain't that.
--but you could tell that the energy was different.
What do you mean by "this ain't it"?
Like, if you're a friend--
He's talking about a Honda and a Rolls-Royce.
That's what he's talking about.
Y'all got a degree from the same place, though.
See, and that's the disrespect.
[INTERPOSING VOICES]
I have a child with her now, so I don't want nobody
disrespecting me like that.
No, but even before-- but you disrespect me,
who have four with you and who was
married to you for 20 years.
You're disrespecting me, Melody.
And who was with you when you didn't have nothing,
so here's the thing.
Hold on, let me ask you this.
You just heard Marsau say he met this woman before you
even found out about it.
Tisha, as Melody's friend at the time,
and Marsau being your husband, how do you feel knowing
that he was around this woman?
Oh, I didn't like it at all.
Because when he told me about it, I was like,
that's shady as [BLEEP].
You don't do that.
Because these are our friends.
Just like I'd be upset if Maurice
was around the girl Marsau was creeping with-- like, no,
don't do that. He didn't tell me about it.
But the difference is, I didn't celebrate it.
It wasn't something like saying, hey, man, you're winning.
So even after you say that, do you not just get in your car,
like, yeah, I'm not with this, and then you leave?
And then go what--
They was all in Atlanta together.
- --and tell your wife? - I didn't say tell--
[INTERPOSING VOICES]
Go what, tell your wife and tell Melody?
No, that's not what we do. - Nobody said that.
[INTERPOSING VOICES]
I didn't say nothing like that.
My thing is-- hey, listen.
I'm saying, if I'm that focused, and we're together,
and I'm with this girl, and I see you with her--
yeah.
I told you that's a bad idea and I'm leaving.
I'm not going to sit there the rest of the night with them
and hang out and play and goof-- - Well, let me ask you this--
Maurice, what would you have done if you were there?
I would have told Martell, hey,
bro, this is not the way to go.
Would you have left, like your wife said?
No.
Because I don't think that--
I personally don't think that leaving, you have influence.
You actually have influence when you're there.
Well, I think it's shady. I agree with Tisha on that.
And I would have did what you said.
- I would leave. - I mean, I hear y'all--
- If I was with my girlfriend-- - --but at the end of the day--
--and she was messing around or her husband or whatever, I
would tell her it's a bad idea.
I'm not a part of this right here.
He told you this story.
Did you go back and tell Melody?
When Mel found out about her, that's
when I found out about it.
And I asked Marsau, did you know anything about this?
And he told me about the guy's trip
that they went to in Atlanta, and she popped up at the scene
where they was at. - What?
In Atlanta?
So not just the Huntsville streets,
but the Atlanta streets, too?
What Huntsville streets they went--
We never went out in Huntsville.
Oh, it was in Atlanta?
All right, well, look.
We're just getting started.
We have a lot more to go.
We'll be right back.