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Annie Dotson's backstory revealed that she was the daughter of Daniella Morgan and Marcus Dotson, and she was actually one of a set of twin sisters. On the day of her birth, main protagonist Raven Fields had to fill in for the original OBGYN, and after Annie was delivered, Daniella went into shock, leaving Raven forced with the choice to save either Daniella or Annie's twin sister, named Heather. Raven's attempt to save both saw her revive Donna, though Heather ended up dying.
Annie learned about her deceased sister as she was continuously abused by Daniella, who blamed Annie for Heather's death, and throughout her life, Annie imagined that Heather was alive and spoke to her habitually. Prior to the film's events, Annie murdered her mother, and afterwards, she learned about Raven and her role in Annie's birth, and it was followed by Annie getting herself hired as the assistant for Raven, who became a prominent doctor.
After introducing herself to Raven, Annie displayed a cheery and grateful demeanor, and it was followed by Annie meeting Heather at a local restaurant and gushing about her job. However, after Raven discovers that Annie has been living at a homeless shelter, she invites Annie to live with her, and afterwards, Annie begins her plot to have Raven to herself, beginning with taking Raven's phone and block her boyfriend, Shawn, from contacting her. As a result of Annie's actions, Raven's relationship with Shawn was threatened, as Raven believed Shawn was cheating on her--an occurrence that happened once before.
All the while, Raven told Annie about her first delivery, with Annie praising her for rising above her ordeal. She continued to enjoy living with Raven, as well as her delusional conversations with Heather, but after Shawn returned and discovered that he was blocked by Raven on her phone, Annie started acting more hostile towards Raven, but quickly backtracked and apologized for her behavior. The madwoman charmed Shawn with her sweet demeanor, though she continued to plague Raven with her fits, which increased after Raven announced that she and Shawn were engaged.
Later on, Annie started to dress exactly like Raven, doing so under the advisement of "Heather," with Raven being surprised by her new look. After overhearing Raven's conversation with her neighbor and best friend, Tiyana, about Annie, the villainess broke into Tiyana's home and brutally attacked her before leaving her for dead. As for Raven, she had learned the truth about Annie from Marcus, who revealed that Heather was Annie's deceased twin sister, with Raven realizing her connection to Annie.
At that moment, Annie appeared and revealed her true ties to Raven, while lashing out at Raven for letting her sister die and saving Daniella, as well as blame Raven for Heather's death and Annie's abusive upbringing. During her rant, the deranged Annie spoke to "Heather," which revealed that Annie killed her mother prior to the events, while Raven attempted to bring the villainess back to reality. Annie unleashed her gun and revealed her plan to kill Shawn, but when "Heather" ordered Annie to kill Raven, Annie to fire her gun and finally killed her imaginary sister.
Raven pleaded with Annie not to harm her, only for the villainess to state that she would only kill Shawn, adding that Raven was a better mother to her than Daniella was. When Shawn arrived, Annie shot him before engaging in a brawl with Raven, which ended with Raven disarming the madwoman. While Raven checked on Shawn, Annie charged at Raven with a knife, only stab Shawn instead (Shawn survived). A second brawl followed, but it would end with Annie shot to death by Tiyana, who survived the attack.
Houston released his third solo album, Veteran, on March 20, 2007. The album featured the singles "Like This" (featuring Yung Joc), "Favorite Girl", "Circle" and "Wonderful". In the United States, Veteran debuted (and peaked) at number 5 on the Billboard 200[6][7] and debuted at number 1 on Billboard's Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums,[6][8] marking this release as Houston's first number-one solo album.
Houston released his fourth solo album, Mr. Houston on September 29, 2009. It featured the singles, "I Love Her" and "Sunset". Videos for the album tracks "Body" and "Date" were released online by the singer in 2008. "How I Do" and "Case of You" received video premieres in 2009, followed by a video for "Tonight" in 2010. On September 14, 2010, Houston released his fifth studio album, Mattress Music, which contained the singles "Kickin' & Screamin'" and "Pullin' On Her Hair". A video for a third single, "Ghetto Angel" premiered in 2011. Houston announced on 106 & Park that IMx planned to record another group album together that year. This plan was eventually scrapped.
In October 2012, Houston announced a new studio album, Famous, was slated for release on August 27.[9] Marques released the song "Speechless" as a promotional preview via free digital download. The first single off the album, made available on iTunes, was "Give Your Love a Try" featuring Problem.
Following the release of his previous album, Houston reunited with IMx and did some touring. Changing their name back to Immature, the band released a new single called "Let Me Find Out" in late 2014.[10] Their comeback EP titled Remember was released in early 2015.[11] Later that year, Houston released the solo single "Need You" from the soundtrack of his film Will to Love.
In 2016, Houston released a new single "Complete Me" to digital/streaming outlets.[12] He premiered a music video for the song in September.[13] The track was slated to be the first single off his album White Party, set for release later that year.[14] However, this album never materialized. In 2017, Houston recorded a trio of new songs for the film 'Til Death Do Us Part, for which he wrote the screenplay. His song "Together" was released as a single from the soundtrack.
Houston made his acting debut in the animated comedy film Bebe's Kids (1992) in which he was the voice of Khalil, the leader and oldest child of the titular "Bebe's Kids". Houston later appeared in House Party 3 (1994), where he played a fictional version of himself along with fellow Immature bandmates Jerome "Romeo" Jones and Don "Half Pint" Santos. In the film, they portrayed Kid's trouble-making younger cousins who aspire to become musicians.
Houston's breakthrough role came when he won the part of Roger Evans in the television comedy show Sister, Sister, playing the next-door neighbor of identical twin sisters Tia Landry and Tamera Campbell (Tia and Tamera Mowry). Marques played the role for five of the show's six seasons. The show wrote his character out of the script during the fifth season, but he made a guest appearance in the series finale.
In 1997, he had a brief cameo in the movie "Good Burger", a spin-off from a sketch on the Nickelodeon show "All That" starring Kenan Thompson and Kel Mitchell. He played Jake, Kenan's friend. Houston and his IMx (formerly Immature) band members made an appearance in Destiny's Child's music video for the single "No, No, No Part 1" off their 1998 self-titled debut album.
In 2000, shortly after Houston's run on Sister, Sister ended, Marques had a brief cameo in Destiny's Child's video rendition of The Writing's on the Wall single "Jumpin', Jumpin'" directed by Joseph Kahn.[17]
From 2005 to 2006, Houston starred as Kevin Barnes in his own television series, Cuts, which was a spin-off of One on One. Despite substantial ratings, the show only lasted two seasons due to UPN merging with The WB to become The CW which caused Cuts along with many other UPN shows to get cancelled.
In 2012, Houston starred in a kids hip hop dance battle film, Battlefield America. He portrayed Sean Lewis, an ad executive who serves as a dance teacher after receiving a sentence of community service; however, he does not dance in the film.
Houston is currently the CEO of a film production company, Footage Films, in California, along with fellow IMx bandmate Young Rome (Jerome Jones) as president and relative Jarell Houston, (J-Boog of B2K) as vice president. Chris Stokes is the chairman of the board and directs the majority of the productions. Marques serves as an executive producer and writer. The majority of the films are mostly made-for-TV features. Following in the paths of filmmakers John Waters, John Singleton and Spike Lee's casting tradition, Houston and Stokes often cast some of their actors more than once in different films portraying different roles. His first full writing and executive producer credit was the 2015 film Will to Love, starring Keisha Knight Pulliam, Draya Michele, and himself, respectively.[18]
He produced a thriller, Running Out of Time, starring Tasha Smith, RonReaco Lee and Telma Hopkins, that aired in December 2018 on BET.[19] Since the start of this new career, he has written and produced over ten films so far, including one he co-wrote with Stokes that was released to theaters in 2017, titled 'Til Death Do Us Part starring Taye Diggs, Stephen Bishop, Annie Ilonzeh and Malik Yoba.[20] Houston produced, wrote and starred in a thriller film alongside Love and Hip Hop star Erica Mena titled "The Stepmother" which premiered on Tubi in June 2022. A sequel was announced in November 2022.[21]
Houston previously dated singer Jamila "Mila J" Chilombo[25][26] and My Wife and Kids actress Jennifer Freeman,[27] with whom he had starred in the 2004 film You Got Served. Rumors surfaced in November 2007 that Freeman and Houston had gotten engaged, but they broke up a few months later.
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