Just a Bunch of Photos of Meagan Good and DeVon Franklin Being Absolutely Adorable Together

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Meagan Good is getting ready to grace our screens again with her upcoming role on Amazon's Harlem series. The 40-year-old actress plays an ambitious professor named Camille, who is still trying to move on from her ex (Tyler Lepley). While her character's love life seems complicated, to say the least, off screen, she is happily married to author and producer DeVon Franklin.

Meagan and DeVon first met on the set of 2011's Jumping the Broom. At the time, Meagan was in a "not-so-great" relationship, but according to her, God sent her a sign to end it. "The first thing that God told me was that it was time to get out of that relationship," she previously said on the Tamron Hall Show. "The second thing that God told me was that it was time to be celibate. The third thing that God told me was that Devon was my husband." Meagan and DeVon ended up tying the knot in June 2012, and the rest is history! See their cutest moments ahead.



from POPSUGAR Celebrity https://www.popsugar.com/celebrity/meagan-good-devon-franklin-pictures-48625861

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