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For those who don't feel like watching the video, basically Martin wasn't as unstable at the start of the show as he was by the end but he was obsessed with Tisha. Her getting married to Duane Martin allegedly exacerbated his harassment. Once Tisha learned that he was abusing his wife as off the set (the wife Patricia sued him and filed a restraining order after he attacked her physically and threatened her with a gun) she quit the show and sued him because she thought it was going to get even worse.

Her lawsuit claimed she:
"was subjected to repeated and escalating sexual harassment, sexual battery, verbal abuse and related threats to her physical safety by Lawrence. The hostile working conditions on the show became unduly aggravated due to Lawrence's increased volatility, erratic and violent conduct and his apparent obsession with Campbell, in which he focused his lust, anger, and violent tendencies on her. His emotional instability, coupled with what Campbell is informed and believes are Lawrence's personal feelings for her and reports that he has been known to carry a firearm, have made her fear for her personal safety."

She came back for the finale but she wouldn't be on set with him. Fox settled because there was quite a lot of evidence of his bad behavior on and off set.

During and after the series Lawrence had other issues. Remember him getting arrested then going into psych treatment for walking around in LA traffic while waving a gun around? He also at one point was found unconscious in the streets and was in a coma for three days. There was a laundry list of bad behavior from that man during that time period.

Tisha Campbell will be featured on an episode of Uncensored (https://tvone.tv/show/uncensored/) on TV One (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WA_4aYNEpD0) and Martin Lawrence is actually on it. She talks about how Tommy Ford's death brought her and Martin back together (https://tvone.tv/video/uncensored-how-tommy-fords-death-brought-tisha-campbell-carl-payne-martin-lawrence-and-tichina-arnold-back-together/). This naturally makes me suspicious. Think about it this way, if someone sexually harassed you and scared you to the point you couldn't work with them anymore, could you work with them again? I mean, forgiveness is one thing but could you be around your abuser?