Todd Tucker is turning the end of his marriage to Kandi Burruss into a story of his own, and the latest details suggest he plans to go much deeper than the divorce paperwork.
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The Todd Tucker documentary, titled “Til Divorce Do Us Part,” follows the producer as he navigates life after his marriage to Burruss ended. The film is expected to screen in select theaters between October and December 2026.The project is also pulling from a very familiar Atlanta circle. Dennis McKinley and Ralph Pittman appear in the trailer, while Todd’s September 2 promotional post tagged McKinley, Pittman, Apollo Nida and Peter Thomas among the people connected to the rollout. Peter had already confirmed that he signed on to another Tucker project centered around former “Real Housewives of Atlanta” husbands. That makes the new film feel less like a solo diary and more like a conversation among men whose relationships have also played out publicly.
One of the biggest new revelations centers on Todd and Kandi’s sex life. In newly circulating footage connected to the project, Todd claims threesomes were part of their relationship through much of their marriage. That specific description of how frequently they happened has not yet been independently confirmed in published reporting, but the underlying history is not new.
Kandi herself acknowledged in 2023 that she and Todd had occasionally participated in threesomes. During “Kandi Koated Live,” she said it did not happen often but confirmed that they had participated in one within the previous six months.
That history adds another layer to the infidelity conversation now surrounding the Todd Tucker documentary. Consensually inviting another person into a marriage is not the same as one spouse allegedly pursuing someone outside agreed boundaries, and Burruss has made clear that her issue involved what she says happened without her knowledge.
In May, Burruss told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, that Tucker’s alleged infidelity led to the divorce. She became emotional while discussing the aftermath and said she was still healing. However, Burruss also said she had no regrets about marrying Todd and described their marriage as good while it was working.
Burruss has said she discovered messages in July 2025 that she believed confirmed infidelity and that Todd’s response when she confronted him helped push her toward ending the marriage. In the trailer for his project, Todd appears to acknowledge that there was an “incident,” while questioning why problems he says existed before that moment were not receiving the same attention. The preview also shows him agreeing to a polygraph as questions about another woman surface.
Their relationship began long before the current headlines. Burruss met Tucker in 2011 while he was working behind the scenes on “The Real Housewives of Atlanta.” They became engaged in 2013 and married on April 4, 2014. Their road to the altar included a public battle over a prenuptial agreement, much of which aired on Bravo, and early tension between Todd and Kandi’s mother, Mama Joyce. The couple later welcomed son Ace and daughter Blaze while building businesses and producing television, film, and stage projects together.
By July 2025, Kandi says she knew the relationship could not continue. She filed for divorce on November 21 after their marriage lasted more than 11 years. The case was resolved in March 2026. According to WSB TV Atlanta, the former couple agreed to joint custody of Ace and Blaze, with neither party paying ongoing child support. Their settlement also resolved property and financial issues that had become contentious during the proceedings.
Even after the divorce, the two have continued showing up together for their children. Burruss has publicly emphasized co-parenting and maintaining a family connection, while Todd is now using the Todd Tucker documentary to explain what he says was happening from his perspective.
That is what could make “Til Divorce Do Us Part” especially compelling for longtime “RHOA” viewers. Fans watched Todd and Kandi meet, marry, blend their families, argue over money, navigate intimacy issues, and build businesses together. Now, for the first time since the divorce became final, Todd appears ready to put his version of the ending on camera too.
