Martin Lawrence tells news there is "nothing but love" for star Martin Tisha Campbell, 25 years after the conflict on the couple's location led to a sexual harassment case.

Tisha Campbell has revealed Martin's cast was "all fixed" after the sitcom ended in 1997 amid allegations of sexual harassment.

The 53-year-old actress opened up an episode of the news Everyday podcast on Thursday for a chance to reunite with her co-stars for Martin: The Reunion.

Campbell called the meeting a "vacation" and admitted he was "very, very nervous" about coming with the players — but not necessarily because he hadn't seen them all in a long time. Instead, he was curious to see if the hit show still resonated with fans.

"I hope people take it as they say they do," he said. "I don't bother hanging out with the players because we're still friends." He also noted that although the show ended in 1997 amid a lawsuit he filed alleging sexual harassment against fellow cast member Martin Lawrence blamed the joy of reuniting them. In Honor of the Late, cast member Tommy Strone addresses all the negative aspects of the past.

"Everything else is a personal situation we've all recovered from," he said. "So we're not even going to talk about it."

Lawrence, 57, also spoke of reconciling with Campbell at Wednesday's premiere.

"This is nothing but love with him and me. This is nothing but love," he exclusively told news.

"I mean, you know, every family has its drama. Every family has its trials and tribulations and things like that. And all good things end," said the 53-year-old actor. "I thought it could be longer, but that's what happened until it happened." they have agreed to only return for the show's fifth and final season if they never shoot a scene together.

Campbell accused Lawrence of "repeated and increasing sexual harassment, sexual assault, verbal abuse, and related threats." The two sides were eventually settled out of court.

Martin: The Reunion premieres Thursday on BET+.