After more than a decade together, Real Housewives of Atlanta star Kandi Burruss and producer Todd Tucker have officially called it quits.
The couple, who married in April 2014 and became one of Bravo’s most high-profile power pairs, confirmed their split following months of quiet speculation from fans.
According to Burruss, the decision was not made lightly. In a statement, she described the moment as “a difficult and emotional time” and said the two reached the choice after thoughtful consideration and prayer. Despite the breakup, she emphasized that her priority remains building a healthy environment for their family.
Burruss and Tucker first met in 2011 while filming RHOA, eventually blending their personal and professional lives through multiple business ventures, restaurant projects, and television productions. Over the years, their relationship became a recurring storyline on the show, often highlighting the pressures of fame, entrepreneurship, and family balance.
The pair share two children — son Ace, born in 2016, and daughter Blaze, welcomed via surrogate in 2019. Both Burruss and Tucker have expressed commitment to co-parenting with mutual respect and stability.
The news follows Burruss’ emotional moment at BravoCon 2025, where her speech thanking Tucker “especially now” sparked rumors that something significant was underway behind the scenes. Fans quickly began dissecting the couple’s social media activity and on-camera appearances, predicting a possible shift in their relationship.
As Burruss moves forward, she says she’s focusing on peace, personal growth, and her evolving career, which includes ongoing entertainment ventures, Broadway work, and new production projects. Tucker, a longtime producer and creative partner, is expected to continue his own slate of film and TV endeavors.