‘Divorce is heavy’: Todd Tucker reveals new film examining split from Kandi Burruss
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The former ‘RHOA’ cast member shared an explosive 2-minute trailer for ‘Til Divorce Do Us Part’ featuring cameos from many who were close to him and his now ex-wife’s circle.
Todd Tucker is ready to tell his side of the split from Kandi Burruss.
On Tuesday (Sept. 8), Tucker released the trailer for “Til Divorce Do Us Part,” a film documenting Tucker’s first days after his divorce from Burruss was finalized and featuring conversatoins with numerous people who were close to both, including his ex-and-current pastor, Burruss’ hair stylist and former “Real Housewives of Atlanta” cast members in Dennis McKinley, Porsha Williams’ ex-husband, Fatum Alford, Ralph Pittman, the ex-husband of Drew Sidora, and more.
Initially soundtracked to Jay-Z’s “Public Service Announcement,” the trailer shows Tucker walking into his divorce attorney’s office before officially agreeing to sign the divorce documents. Tucker then dramatically takes off his wedding ring and places it in his coat jacket before getting into his car.
The two-minute trailer features Tucker examining his various faults, including accusations of infidelity, suicide ideation and more. At one point in his conversation with his former and current pastors, Tucker reveals that his mind went to dark places when he worked through his emotions post-divorce.
“I looked at my gun a couple times,” Tucker admitted.
In another scene, Alford states that there was a single incident Tucker admitted to that led Burruss to want a divorce, only for him to attempt to question why there wasn’t enough attention paid to him while he was “screaming for f-cking help” in his marriage. The constant questions about Tucker’s alleged infidelity from numerous parties prompt him to commit to a polygraph test.
Burruss shocked longtime “RHOA” fans last year when she announced that she and Tucker were divorcing. The couple, who share two children, finalized the split in March, but not without controversy surrounding custody, the validity of a 2014 prenuptial agreement and more. In a June interview with Andy Cohen, Burruss revealed that the only hard part of not being married to Tucker was readjusting to life as a single woman. Still, she didn’t feel any reason to look back at her decision and second-guess it.
“I don’t have any regrets,” she told him. “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.”
According to the trailer, “Til Divorce Do Us Part” will be premiering in select theaters beginning in October.