Kandi Burruss is sharing new details about her split from Todd Tucker after their divorce was finalized in March. The Real Housewives of Atlanta alum admitted that everything went smoothly between them, aside from one thing that Todd really wanted — their NBA courtside tickets to Atlanta Hawks basketball games.
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Kandi appeared on Andy Cohen’s SiriusXM radio show, Andy Cohen Live, recently, where she admitted that the prenuptial agreement that they signed ahead of their April 2014 wedding pretty much took care of everything. “Against what everybody believed, at the end of the day, it was based off of everything that we agreed to in the prenup. There was only one thing that we had to go back and forth about that wasn’t already agreed to in the prenup,” she explained during the episode. And that was “Hawks tickets.”Â
But they came up with a solution for this. “So ultimately it just ended up that he can buy half of my tickets each year until he can get his own contract for floor seats,” she continued. “But apparently, it was a big deal because there are no floor seats left to get contracts for. So who knew that it would be this crazy back and forth?”
Kandi Burruss shares new details about her prenup with Todd Tucker
The “Don’t Think I’m Not” singer had previously appeared on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen on Feb. 22, where she revealed that Todd was not contesting their prenup. “He actually isn’t contesting it,” she explained, before saying that their lawyers were handling it.
“They threatened to contest it,” she noted. “So it said that if we do not come to terms, they feel that they have a way to contest it. So I think that is the misunderstanding of the internet. We’ve never had conversations about it being anything other than, well — you know what I’m saying?”
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Kandi Burruss opens up about life after her divorce from Todd Tucker
Kandi spoke with The Atlanta Journal-Constitution in May, where she admitted that she is re-learning how to do life after their divorce. “Todd and I did everything together,” she explained. “We did businesses together. We traveled everywhere together.”
“I don’t have any regrets,” she noted. “I don’t have no regrets about my marriage. I feel like we had a good marriage. It was great while it was great. I don’t have any negative thing to say about my marriage or Todd, really. I just feel like it didn’t work.”
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