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Kandi Burruss Pays Ex $426K in Divorce Settlement

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Kandi Burruss, former Real Housewives of Atlanta star, explains her $426,000 payment to ex-husband Todd Tucker in their divorce settlement, emphasizing equal property division and respectful co-parenting.

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Kandi Burruss Pays Ex $426K in Divorce Settlement

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Durham News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Kandi Burruss Pays Ex $426K in Divorce Settlement. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Candy Burr's, the former real housewives of Atlanta star, recently explained the large lump sum payment of $426,000. She made to her ex-husband Todd Tucker as part of their divorce settlement. The 49-year-old singer and entrepreneur said it was all about keeping things equal, especially when dividing up the properties they owned, together. In the settlement details that came out earlier this week, the couple agreed to joint legal and physical custody of their two young kids, 10-year-old, ace-and-six-year-old Blaze. No child support or spouse support will change hands, and Burr's will hold on to the children's passports. They also plan to sell a food truck business they shared. Burr's opened up about the split during an interview on Thursday, March 27, stressing that everything got split down the middle. Financially, after 11 years of marriage, they parted ways back in November 2025 with her focusing on family and personal growth amid the changes. She clarified that the payment covered the difference in property values since she ended

up with more on that side. This way, both sides walk away with equal equity without selling everything off right away. As they move forward, the emphasis stays on respectful co-parenting and wrapping up these joint assets smoothly for the sake of their family. That wraps Durham News Today, brought to you with AI.

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