Maureen reconnected with Laurent when she decided to join her roommate at an NYC kickback. The two had met before, but weren’t able to pursue a relationship at the time.

Lauren and Jason met on Bumble, a dating app that inverts the rules society has written about dating and requires that the woman make the first move. She noticed his profile and what stood out was his claim to be a connoisseur of barbecue.

Jade walked into a bar in search of a job and that’s where she first met Tristan who was already working there. They exchanged greetings, and when “How are you?”

Anthony and Darryl were connected by way of one of Anthony’s college friends who wanted to introduce him to a friend from his hometown. The introduction happened at a club, but undeterred by the nature of their meeting, Anthony went home and took his shot at Darryl on Facebook.

Creating together is the pulse of Eyme and Lamont’s love. The two met in Miami on the arts scene when a friend of Eyme dropped her a hint that there was someone in the city who designs similarly to her style.

Eleven years ago Deioni headed to the offices of JP Morgan Chase to meet a sorority sister for lunch. To her surprise she was joined by a group of her soror’s colleagues, one in the bunch was Michael.

“We ‘Dem Boyds” was the wedding theme for a love that was long in the making. Brittanie and Ryan were both interns at the Cowboys stadium in 2009 when they first met. The two exchanged contact info and began slowly as just friends.

Millennial Love Stories launched in 2018 as an interview and photography series designed to take a peek inside the dynamics of romantic relationships between black millennials.

Chuck and Marissa met at a time when Marissa was eager to enjoy her last year in NYC, and Chuck was fresh off shooting New York Fashion Week and cementing his status as an “influencer.” #MillennialLoveStories