Kandi Burruss & Todd Tucker Divorce Settlement Finalized

It’s official! Kandi Burruss and Todd Tucker have finalized their divorce, bringing an end to their marital chapter. After navigating months of discussions, the couple has reached a settlement that ensures a clean break, with a significant financial payout to finalize things. Let’s dive into the details of how this chapter closes.

A Clean Break with a Six-Figure Sum

The settlement agreement means there are no ongoing child support or spousal support obligations between Kandi and Todd. Instead, Kandi has agreed to pay Todd a substantial one-time lump sum of $426,000. This hefty check effectively balances everything out and closes the financial ties between them, allowing both to move forward independently.

While the financial aspect is settled, the former couple will share joint legal and physical custody of their two children, Ace and Blaze. Kandi will retain possession of the children’s passports, but Todd will have the ability to request them for any planned international travel, ensuring co-parenting logistics are managed smoothly.

Luxury Assets Divided

When it comes to assets, both Kandi and Todd are walking away with impressive collections. Kandi keeps several luxury vehicles, including a Bentley SUV, a Porsche Cayenne, and a classic 1963 Camaro. It seems she’s holding onto her impressive car collection.

Todd isn’t doing too badly either! He secures ownership of a G-Wagon, a Porsche 911, a Range Rover, and several vintage cars. The shared food truck business will be sold off, and details regarding other real estate holdings remain private. Additionally, Todd has been instructed to vacate Kandi’s guest home within 15 days of signing the parenting agreement, resolving that specific living arrangement.

Finalizing the Details

Adding another layer to the financial settlement, the agreement notes that Todd previously paid Kandi $38,000 related to Atlanta Hawks season tickets, which she will retain. Ultimately, the divorce settlement appears to be meticulously divided, ensuring both parties can move forward without lingering financial obligations to each other.