Rev. Dr. Otis Moss III and First Lady Monica Moss Open Up about their Marriage Journey

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DOTTIE's House by Arvia Few

Arvia Few

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Welcome to DOTTIE’s House! DOTTIE’s founder, Arvia Few, has been building a community of Black, talented, young, ambitious individuals with an appreciation for cultural connection both socially and romantically. Our mission is to accelerate meaningful relationships with the ultimate goal of creating more Black families, marriages, and opportunities for wealth creation. The pandemic, online dating apps rooted in bias, and evolving cultural norms have only amplified the challenges, but we are committed to reversing the trend. With host Arvia Few, you will hear real, juicy, and vulnerable conversations around love, dating, and marriage in our community. It’s going to be a situation! We hope you’ll join us.

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Rev. Dr. Otis Moss III and First Lady Monica Moss Open Up about their Marriage Journey

DOTTIE's House by Arvia Few

1 hour 18 minutes 37 seconds

3 months ago

Rev. Dr. Otis Moss III and First Lady Monica Moss Open Up about their Marriage Journey

In this episode of DOTTIE’s House, Rev. Dr. Otis Moss III and First Lady Monica Moss open up about their marriage journey, sharing the lessons, the love, and the challenges that come with building a life together.

They’ve been married for nearly 31 years, after meeting their freshman year at Morehouse and Spelman. Over the years, they’ve navigated the ups and downs of life as partners, parents, and pillars of their community. They’ve raised two children, built a life in Chicago, and have had a profound impact on both culture and the Black church as a couple.

In this conversation, they reflect on what it really takes to sustain a marriage, not just the beautiful moments, but the grief, the growth, and the work that happens behind the scenes.

I’m grateful they chose to share this part of their journey with me—and with all of you.

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