Todd Tucker is putting his side of his divorce from Kandi Burruss on screen with a new film that appears prepared to address some of the most difficult questions surrounding their breakup.
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Tucker released a two-minute trailer for “Til Divorce Do Us Part” on September 8. The Todd Tucker film follows the producer during the period surrounding the finalization of his divorce from Burruss and includes conversations with people connected to the former couple’s extended Atlanta circle.The trailer shows Tucker heading into his divorce attorney’s office, signing documents and later removing his wedding ring. Til Divorce Do Us Part” also features appearances from Ralph Pittman, Dennis McKinley, Fatum Alford, Burruss’ hairstylist, and religious leaders who have been part of Tucker’s life.
Those conversations appear to go beyond a simple recap of the divorce. The trailer raises questions about allegations of infidelity and Tucker’s emotional state as the marriage ended. In one particular moment, Tucker says, “I looked at my gun a couple times,” while discussing how dark things became for him. The preview also shows Tucker agreeing to take a polygraph as people around him question him about infidelity allegations.
Burruss has previously spoken publicly about why she decided to leave the marriage. In a May interview with The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, she alleged that Tucker had been unfaithful and said her decision was also influenced by what she viewed as his response afterward. Tucker did not respond to the newspaper’s request for comment regarding that allegation at the time.
The former couple’s divorce became final in March. According to WSB TV Atlanta, Burruss and Tucker agreed to joint custody of their children, Ace and Blaze, with neither ordered to pay child support. The settlement also divided vehicles and other assets, while Burruss agreed to make a payment to Tucker to balance the property division. The pair originally married in April 2014 after meeting through “The Real Housewives of Atlanta.”
What makes the Todd Tucker film especially notable is that both former spouses have now turned their divorce experiences into creative projects. Burruss launched her one-woman production, “I Do. I Did. I’m Done,” earlier this year. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported that the show debuted to a sold-out audience in Atlanta before expanding to additional cities. Burruss described creativity as one of the ways she processes difficult experiences.
For Tucker, “Til Divorce Do Us Part” also continues an established interest in producing stories centered on relationships. Tucker is the screenwriter and executive producer of the 2023 Peacock film “The Pass,” which he produced with Burruss. That movie followed a married couple whose decision to allow a night outside their relationship spirals into deception.
The appearances from Pittman and McKinley add another layer for longtime “RHOA” viewers. Pittman’s divorce from Drew Sidora was finalized in June 2026, according to court documents.
According to the newly released trailer, “Til Divorce Do Us Part” is expected to begin screening in select theaters in October. Additional theater locations and a wider release schedule have not yet been detailed in the reporting available around the announcement.
