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Burruss: My Divorce Show is Private, His Isn't
26 Sep
Summary
- Kandi Burruss distinguishes her private show from ex-husband's public project.
- Burruss criticizes Tucker for revealing intimate marital details publicly.
- The former couple finalized their divorce earlier this year.
Kandi Burruss has publicly addressed the distinction between her personal storytelling and her ex-husband Todd Tucker's new project, 'Til Divorce Do Us Part.' Burruss emphasized that her own one-woman show, 'I Do, I Did, I'm Done,' was created for intimate audiences with phone confiscation to ensure privacy.
This contrasts with Tucker's promotional efforts, which Burruss has criticized for revealing sensitive marital details. She stated in November 2025, after their separation announcement, that he was causing further harm by sensationalizing their sex life for fame. The former couple, who met in 2011, finalized their divorce earlier this year and continue to co-parent their children.
Burruss expressed a preference for projects that center women's stories, particularly those over 40, rather than focusing on 'dudes on the side.' Her distinction highlights a desire to control her narrative while criticizing the public exploitation of private marital experiences.
