Months later:Life for Tameka after the press conference still wasn't easy. Even though the reporters no longer camped out in front of their apartment complex. Tameka still had to be careful. Every time she went to work or the store, fans rushed in her direction to take pictures. Some shouted. "Hey! Girl! From the other side of the tracks! Copeland belongs to us! Go back to where you belong!"One time coming from work, Tameka had to run to her car as a large group of girl fans chased her down the street. She was shaken when she got home, and Copeland saw it. "Sweetie, are you okay?!" "No, please, can I be alone?" Copeland caressed her on the back and then left her alone. Later that night in bed. Tameka says, "Huna, are you sleeping?" "Not yet. Why?" Copeland turned to face her as Tameka lay in his arms and told him what happened earlier today."I'm so sorry, baby. I can't be with you everywhere you go." He sighed worriedly. "Please be careful, Tameka. I don't know what to do if som
"Going back to our huge house, let's fill it with babies," Copeland said, smiling. Her silence ate at him, so he moved quickly on top of her with his long frame straddling almost the whole length of her body, staring down into her face. He surprised her. "Copeland!" She said, snickering. "I'm trying hard to believe you. Are you serious?" "Yes, I want us to have a baby, so I spend these years while I'm young so they can remember their daddy playing with them before I get too old." He laid down beside her. Then, I'll have time to learn how to be a father and won't be so concentrated on working." "Does it make any sense what I'm saying, baby?" Looking at her intently with a sincere heart. "Do you agree?" Tameka had tears come to her eyes. She loved Copeland so much. His heart always made her feel warm and loved. "I understand what you're saying," she caressed his face. "But it isn't easy to just change your point of view in an hour."
Things slowed down for Copeland and Tameka, finally! Why? Because this lovely couple eventually became pregnant, and Copeland was a happy man.Five Years Later:Copeland and Tameka had a beautiful family with their three baby boys that their grandparents and aunties looked forward to seeing. It was a special event. Everyone was coming together as family and friends. They were all coming to visit and celebrate this wonderful union. Preparations for the 5th anniversary/ wedding were underway. Tameka scurried around their family home to ensure everything was ready before she had to leave and pick up her mother and sisters from the airport. Tameka tells Copeland. "Babe, my mom and sister Cameron (Cam) and Jada called to let me know they arrived at the airport. Watch the kids until I get back! Okay." Copeland ran to the front door with his arms full of their babies. "Okay, sweetheart, I got these little rascals under control" He kisses Tame
Tameka smiled, leaning over. "You two come here. You're stepping all over mommy's wedding gown." She said, smiling down at her two sweet twin-baby boys. She picks them both up, "now, how is mommy supposed to get ready for daddy if you two are going to be all in my way?" She kissed both of them on their plump, soft cheeks just as her mother walked into the room. "Oh, Tameka, sweetie! You look so lovely on your wedding day. I'm so glad to be here to see you get remarried." "Mom, we're doing this again, so all the family can be here. Even though we're already married, we wanted you all to experience it too." "Thank you, sweetheart. Others need to see this. People don't know what's beautiful! And you and Copeland are beautiful together! I mean it, baby! I was wrong before, and so were his parents. And don't let no one tell you otherwise, sugar." Tameka's mother referred to Copeland's parents and anyone who might be against them. " Oh, Mom." Tameka laughs as her joy turns into tears
Waking up the following day in a bungalow with white curtains as the wall was like sleeping outside. After five years of marriage, it felt like this was his first time. Copeland experienced a feeling of pure contentment and relief. The contentment came from having his wife sleeping naked in his arms. The relief was because he could finally admit he'd been waiting for something to go wrong. He'd worried all these years about how his family, friends, fans, and Country truly felt about his actions. He'd worried Tameka would wise up and realize she could do better. But, instead, Copeland was concerned about, well, everything. But none of the things he'd worried about had come to fruition, and now he is still married to the only woman he'd ever loved, with Copeland jr. and twins. So, speaking of children, they needed to get up, head back to the vacation house, and relieve the family, who'd been good enough to take care of the kids so they could have their wedding night to themselves.
On their wedding day, a handsome groom and his beautiful bride said, "I Do." Their hearts were fluttering with pure joy! They had married the love of their life! Is this what I experience? No, this is not that story. Here is the other version, Tameka Morton's version. You see, love didn't become apparent until after my divorce. I can't wait to tell you from beginning to end how it all transpired. The day I said "I do," I thought I would be floating on cloud nine, right? But, instead, my heart fluttered, not with pure joy but with fear! Because my rose color glasses had been removed and I saw the man, I had made my vows to love and deeply respect in a different light. He was my one true love. But I found out he didn't feel the same about me on our wedding day. Okay, to be perfectly honest with you and me. I knew he wasn't head over heels in love with me. But ladies, you know what I thought. I thought he would eventually fall in love with me because I'm sweet and love this man s
"Copeland?" In my haste to open the door, I forgot to close my robe completely. I undid the locks and chain and opened the door. "What are you doing here? I barely managed to squeak out the words. "Where is your key?" I asked him curiously. "Oh, I had been sleeping at the office the past few weeks, working nonstop, so I left my keys at work." "That explains why the house seems it had been closed up and used." I stood in the doorway, still in shock, my heart pounding, trying to keep my composure. Copeland was standing there, towering over me. "Can I come inside? It's my house too." Sure. Come on in." I noticed he was staring at me. "Why are you wet?" He asked, trying to divert his eyes away from my exposed chest area but struggling. That made me look down, and I saw my cleavage. I quickly closed my robe. "Oh, I had just gotten out of the tub." Copeland dumped his bag in the corner and sat on the couch. "Since we are both here at the same time. I'll get the spare room ready
"Copeland, did you hear her? I know I heard her loud and clear. She's still a married woman, humph! I thought you told me she wanted this divorce! It doesn't seem that way. I felt so humiliated sitting there listening to her brag about her marriage to you and how she takes her vows seriously." "Lizzy, I told you she was going to divorce me. If you had been willing to wait, you would have heard for yourself." "I don't believe you! All she was going to do his flaunt her marriage to you in front of my face. I know how women can be Copeland! I don't want to talk anymore. Bye!" Lizzy got out and slammed the car door! "Man! Women!" Copeland frustratedly answered his ringing phone. "Hello!" He answered firmly. "Hey man, whatever women problems you have, don't take it out on me." "Oh hey, Joel, What's up?" "I should be asking you that. But, instead, do you want to talk about it over a drink while I prepare to open the nightclub?" "I'll see you at King's shortly." Copeland pull