Kandi Burruss Fires Back at Ex‑Husband’s ‘Threesome’ Revelations

Kandi Burruss isn’t shy about speaking her mind, and she let the world know exactly how she feels about Todd Tucker’s recent interview. When the former “Real Housewives of Atlanta” star appeared in the trailer for his upcoming documentary “’Til Divorce Do Us Part,” he was asked outright whether the couple ever had threesomes. Tucker’s answer—"We did. I’d say for most of our marriage, we did"—prompted a stunned reaction from co‑host Peter Thomas and instantly became gossip fodder.

Within hours, Burruss responded in a statement to People, calling Tucker’s decision to “sensationalize” their private life “a cheap grab for five minutes of fame.” She said, “A man who has already hurt me to my core is furthering the damage by choosing to sensationalize our sex life to stretch his five minutes of fame.” The singer, now 50, emphasized that what happens between spouses should stay between them.

She didn’t stop there. Burruss added, “His current behavior has only confirmed that I did the right thing by getting divorced. I Do, I Did, I’m Done!” The line felt both cathartic and final, underscoring how the public spat has cemented her decision to move on.

Tucker, 53, had announced the divorce back in November 2025 after a year‑long marriage that began in 2014. Their split was publicly framed as a mutual, prayer‑guided decision. In the same statement, Burruss highlighted her priorities: protecting her peace, co‑parenting with love and respect, and focusing on their children—son Ace, 10, and daughter Blaze, 6, who were born via surrogate in 2019.

Beyond the drama, the couple also has blended families: Burruss is a mother to her 24‑year‑old daughter Riley from a prior relationship, while Tucker’s 30‑year‑old daughter Kaela lives in his life as a step‑child. All of this adds layers to the emotional stakes behind the public comments.

When the divorce was first filed, Burruss described the period as “brewing for a while,” noting that she felt “emotionally broken” amid the legal process. She later thanked supporters and asked for privacy, grace, and understanding as the family navigated the transition.

Tucker, on his side, has sought primary custody of the kids and claimed he was pressured into signing the prenup without his team’s knowledge. The dispute over custody and financial arrangements remains unresolved, but the newest controversy over the threesomes has certainly turned up the heat.

Fans and observers alike are left to wonder whether the documentary will deepen the divide or simply serve as a cautionary tale about airing private matters for public consumption. One thing’s clear: Kandi Burruss is done looking back, and she’s steering her narrative forward—on her terms.