After 11 years of marriage, countless business ventures, and endless on-screen drama, Real Housewives of Atlanta royalty Kandi Burruss and Todd Tucker have officially finalized their divorce. Fans have watched this relationship from its very inception—back when Todd was a producer on RHOA and Mama Joyce was sounding the alarm about his intentions.
Now that the ink is dry on their March 2026 divorce settlement, the details are public, and they are juicy. From a massive six-figure payout to a bizarre division of their credit card reward points, this agreement proves that breaking up a reality TV empire is serious business.
Here is exactly what Kandi and Todd walked away with in their finalized divorce settlement.
7 Selling the Food Truck & Splitting Credit Card Points
The Details: The exes agreed to sell off a shared food truck they own. Additionally, they literally had to divide their accumulated credit card reward points right down the middle.
The RHOA Reality: Kandi and Todd were notorious for blending love and business, launching the OLG (Old Lady Gang) restaurant empire and various spin-offs together. While the fate of their major real estate was redacted from public documents, the fact that they had to get lawyers involved to divide credit card points shows just how deep they had to dig to untangle their 11-year financial web.
6 The Atlanta Hawks Season Tickets
The Details: Todd paid Kandi $38,000 to settle his half of the balance for their 2025-2026 Atlanta Hawks season tickets. However, Kandi gets to keep the actual courtside seats to herself.
The RHOA Reality: If there is one thing Kandi loves, it’s a date night at a basketball game. Making Todd pay off his debt for the tickets while legally banning him from sitting in the seats is the ultimate boss move.
5 Splitting the Luxury Car Fleet
The Details: The couple had a massive fleet of 11 vehicles to divide. Kandi keeps five cars, including her 2022 Bentley SUV, Cadillac Escalade, Porsche Cayenne, Ford F-250, and a vintage 1963 Chevrolet Camaro. Todd drove off with six vehicles: a 2020 Mercedes G-Wagon, 2020 Porsche 911, 2023 Range Rover, 1973 Ford Bronco, 1963 Lincoln, and a Ford Transit Van.
The RHOA Reality: Why one single man needs six cars—especially when he just got kicked out of his guest house and needs a new driveway to park them in—is a mystery. Still, Kandi keeps the ultra-luxury rides, ensuring she’ll continue cruising through Atlanta in style.
4 Todd’s Eviction from the Guest House
The Details: Per the court documents, Todd was ordered to vacate Kandi’s Atlanta guest house within 15 days of the settlement signing.
The RHOA Reality: The living situation was one of the pettiest parts of their split. Kandi slammed Todd in court documents for essentially “squatting” in her guest house rent-free without contributing to the utilities, lawn care, or alarm system. Todd fired back, claiming Kandi kicked him out of their main mansion. Now, Todd officially has to pack his bags and find his own place.
3 Joint Custody with Strict “No Filming” Rules
The Details: Kandi and Todd will share joint legal and physical custody of Ace and Blaze, splitting their time 50/50 (182.5 days each). However, because of their massive public profiles, neither parent is allowed to film, post, or use the kids in commercial or media activity without written consent from the other.
The RHOA Reality: We’ve watched Ace and Blaze grow up on Bravo, YouTube, and Instagram. With these new strict media rules, their days as reality TV fixtures might be over. If disagreements arise, Kandi gets the final say on non-emergency medical and educational decisions, while Todd gets the final say on extracurricular activities and religion.
2 Zero Alimony and Zero Child Support
The Details: Both parties entirely waived their right to permanent alimony, and neither will pay a dime in child support for their two children, Ace (10) and Blaze (6).
The RHOA Reality: Before the settlement, things got ugly in court. Kandi accused Todd of not paying for the kids’ day-to-day expenses, while Todd demanded primary physical custody and financial support. Ultimately, the judge signed off on $0 in support from either side. Given Kandi’s status as the ultimate breadwinner, keeping her ongoing monthly income untouched is a major victory.
1 The $426,000 Lump Sum Payout (A scheme set up by Todd)
The Details: Kandi was ordered to pay Todd a massive lump sum of exactly $426,000 to equalize their assets.
The RHOA Reality: Remember that infamous prenup Todd reluctantly signed just hours before their 2014 televised wedding against his lawyer’s advice? It clearly did its job. While nearly half a million dollars sounds like a massive payday to the average person, Kandi’s estimated net worth is around $30 million. For a woman who penned TLC’s “No Scrubs” and built a massive empire, paying a one-time fee to cut ties completely is a massive win. Mama Joyce is probably throwing a party right now.
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