Madea didn ’ t like Anthony at all.

Bobby is Madea ’ s handyman and usually cuts her grass and both Madea and Vianne think he is attractive.

Cora Simmons, Madea ’ s daughter, arrives and announces she is staying with her mother.

Everyone is getting ready to eat over at Madea ’ s house and Bobby is taking a shower and needs to run downstairs to get the soap.

First him and Vianne flirt and then Madea tries to flirt with him but he won ’ t buy it.

Mr. Brown comes back over to eat at Madea ’ s house and brings a dish to share and everyone has a little fun before supper.

As she tells Bobby she ’ s not ready for a relationship, she starts to go upstairs, but Madea forces her to turn around and go back to Bobby.

He ’ s only marrying her to get back at Viviane, for which Maylee doesn ’ t think so and Madea agrees with Vianne.

He walks in and proposes to her to under Madea ’ s direction, she says yes!

And with that Bobby and Vianne get married, Maylee and Keisha raise Keisha ’ s daughter, Mr. Browns dog survives, and as for Madea, she ’ s still alive.

There are at least five bedrooms, and Joe sleeps in a room downstairs ( noted when Madea answers the door at night in Diary of a Mad Black Woman, the movie ).

Madea tells Vianne thst she needs to go after her man and after a few minutes of hesitation she decides to go chase him down before he leaves, but as soon as she opens the door Bobby is standing right there.

Madea and her colorful crazy neighbor and classmate, Mr. Brown ( whose wife from the previous play, Mattie, died from Alzheimer's and was cremated ) help married couple Corey and Trina Jeffrey ( Terrell Carter, Pamela Taylor ) come to terms with infidelity.

Cora thought that Johnny was her daddy until Class Reunion, in which Madea is reminded that Cora was the product of a one-night-stand with Leroy Brown during their prom in 1953, making her 62 years old in her first appearance, as well as Class Reunion when her parents attend their 50th class reunion.

In " Madea Goes to Jail " there is no apparent relation between Leroy Brown and Cora other than friends.

On another TBS series, Meet the Browns, Madea is said to be the mother of Cora Simmons, as the result of a one-night stand with the show's lead character, Leroy Brown.

* Madea / Dr. Willie Leroy Jones-Tyler Perry

* Madea's Witness Protection centers around Madea and her brother Joe ( both played by Tyler Perry, himself ) dealing with a wealthy white family living in their home, when the nerdy patriarch, George Needleman ( Eugene Levy ) has to enter the witness protection program after being framed for a Ponzi scheme and a Mafia family is out to kill him.

Other recordings include an adaption of Madea, Robert Louis Stevenson verses, and readings from The Bible.

In 2009, she portrayed " Candy " in the film Madea Goes To Jail.

Music from The Way I See It was featured in the following motion pictures: Madea Goes To Jail, Bride Wars, Cadillac Records, Secret Life of Bees, In Fighting ( Rogue ), and It's Complicated.

He is known for creating, and performing in drag, the character Mabel " Madea " Simmons.

He has created many feature films, starting with Diary of a Mad Black Woman, in 2005, featuring Madea.

Subsequently, she appeared in films, including two Tyler Perry films, Meet the Browns ( 2008 ) and Madea Goes to Jail ( 2009 ), receiving an ALMA Award nomination for the latter.

She appeared for a short time as Sasha in the stage play version of Madea Goes to Jail in 2005 alongside Tyler Perry and Cassi Davis.

* In the successful play Madea Goes to Jail by Tyler Perry, Madea refers to the West End twice ; first she says she lives in the West End, then says to the " country pimp " to try to cross Lee street or come to the 4200 block of Avon Avenue.

Mabel Simmons, commonly known as Madea, is a comedic, fictional character created and portrayed by Tyler Perry.

The character is a towering, massive, elderly woman, with a fiercely vindictive nature about her, quick to not only stand up for herself but get even as well ; in fact, when asked why she felt the need to get somebody all the time, Madea answered: " Well when you gettin ' got and somebody done got you and you go get them, when you get em ', everybody's gon ' get got.

Incorrigible in her overreactive ways, Madea is constantly landing herself in court, anger management classes, house arrest, and even prison.

Although Madea is featured as a costarring role in most of Perry's plays and films, including Diary of a Mad Black Woman, Madea's Family Reunion, Meet the Browns, Madea Goes to Jail, I Can Do Bad All By Myself, and most recently, Madea's Big Happy Family, she is not the protagonist, but the comic relief.

Madea was born in New Orleans, Louisiana on April 26, 1935.

According to Madea in " Madea's Family Christmas ", " Big Mabel " was a hooker during Madea's childhood and not religious.

Madea did not grow up with knowledge of Christianity.

Madea's difficult background is seen in the film Madea Goes to Jail ( aka Tyler Perry's Madea Goes to Jail, 2009 ), where it is revealed that Madea raised / supported her children by stripping, poledancing, and professional wrestling, among other things.

The film also revealed that Madea has not had a driver's license for 38 years, although a suspended Georgia driver's license issued to " Simmons, Madea " is clearly shown onscreen.

Madea has an older sister named Irene Andrews, who has a son named Sonny Andrews.

It's shown that Madea didn't care much for her ; in fact, not only does Madea claim she's happy Irene died, but she also says Irene probably died on purpose to get out of repaying Madea a loan.

Madea is made fun of many times by Mr. Brown and mentioned many times by daughter Cora.

As they talk to doorbell rings and Mr. Brown is there, mad at Madea for giving his dog sleeping pills and they battle it out in a friendly manner.

A year later, Curtis tries to stop everyone from having the Christmas spirit so when Curtis falls asleep he dreams that Madea is the ghost of past, present, and future, and she tries to teach him a lesson.

His oldest daughter Helen is in her mid-to-late 30s during Diary of a Mad Black Woman, which makes him in his 50s, whereas Cora is only 50, being born in 1953 when Madea was 18.

In Madea Goes to Jail, she finally accepts her license suspension of 38 years, but she began driving again as soon as Cora neglects her daughterly duties.

When Maylee and Keisha get back from the clinic, Madea has already heard about the abortion from Cora and lets both Keisha, for getting pregnant, and Maylee, for suggesting an abortion.