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Stevie J and Faith Evans Are Going Strong Despite Naysayers Denouncing Their Marriage: ‘#marriedmybestfriend’

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It’s been seven months since Faith Evans and Stevie Jordan jumped the broom, clearly shocking a whole lot of people.

In fact, the marriage seemed so sudden that many thought it wouldn’t last, especially since Stevie’s reputation with the ladies isn’t the best, and his breakups with Eve, Mimi Faust and Joseline Hernandez have been well-documented.

Stevie J and Faith Evans'' marriage seems to be thriving despite people's initial doubts.

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But based on a Feb. 7 Instagram post from Faith, she and Stevie couldn’t be closer.

One clip shows the couple acting silly someplace where loud music is playing. A couple other posts show them using Instagram to distort their faces.

Faith and Stevie are all laughs in the video too, and the R&B songstress told the world just how she feels about her husband in the caption space. Based on her words, it appears that Stevie was away when she shared the post.

“I miss you MrJ!,” wrote Faith. “#comedy#partner #tagteam #marriedmybestfriend.”

Folks quickly gushed over the post and mentioned how much they love Stevie and Faith together, which is far different from the comments folks made when they first got married in July of 2018. Reportedly, the pair exchanged vows in a Las Vegas hotel room with no friends or family present.

“So happy Stevie found someone to settle down with,” one fan wrote. “All that negative foolishness is over. Live and love.”

“You guys take care of each other,” wrote another. “I think you deserve each other by the time you find somebody.” 

“You guys are too much!!!” a third person weighed in. “But it’s absolutely amazing 😉( the love ❤️ you guys got for each other) Stevie you finally got her and then wife her real fast. You go boy!!! Congratulations 🎈🎊🎉🍾!! I’m so proud of you guys!!! Enjoy!! Live your Best Life!!!”

You can see Faith’s post below.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BtkNza1g1t9/?utm_source=ig_share_sheet&igshid=mnztw7qxeqdf

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