Todd Tucker Defends Revealing Threesome Details From Marriage to Kandi Burruss

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Todd Tucker Defends Trailer Remarks on The Big Tigger Show

The former couple’s private life became a public topic after Tucker released a promotional clip for his reality-style project, which features appearances from other figures connected to “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” franchise, including Peter Thomas, Apollo Nida, Dennis McKinley, and Ralph Pittman. In the trailer, Thomas asks Tucker if rumors about him and Burruss participating in threesomes were true. Tucker answers We did. We did. I would say most of our marriage we did according to source material.

During his subsequent appearance on The Big Tigger Show, Tucker defended the exchange and questioned whether his statements revealed anything Burruss had not already addressed publicly in past years. Did I put out any new information? Tucker asked during the broadcast. She’s been saying that for years! It’s just when a guy says it. I didn’t even say it. [Someone] asked me a question. Tucker also noted that viewers might have misinterpreted his phrasing regarding the frequency of the encounters throughout their 11-year marriage.

Kandi Burruss Responds to Sensationalized Privacy Disclosures

Burruss sharply criticized Tucker’s public comments in an interview with People, stating that her former husband was sensationalizing their private bedroom history. A man who has already hurt me to my core is furthering the damage by choosing to sensationalize our sex life to stretch his five minutes of fame, Burruss told People. What consensually happens between a husband and wife in the privacy of their marriage is exactly that—private. His current behavior has only confirmed that I did the right thing by getting divorced. I Do, I Did, I’m Done! However, Burruss drew a firm line against Tucker discussing those intimate details without her consent as part of his post-divorce media rollout.

Post-Divorce Projects and Ongoing Co-Parenting

The former couple met in 2011 while working behind the scenes on “The Real Housewives of Atlanta,” where Tucker served as a producer. They married in April 2014 and announced their split in November 2025. Following the separation, both individuals channeled their experiences into entertainment projects, with Burruss developing her one-woman show titled “I Do. I Did. I’m Done” and Tucker producing “’Til Divorce Do Us Part.”

Despite professional disagreements and public disputes over privacy boundaries, Burruss and Tucker continue to maintain a functional co-parenting relationship for their two young children, Ace and Blaze. Burruss publicly congratulated Tucker on his 53rd birthday on August 4, sharing family photos on Instagram that included their children and older family members. Both parents have emphasized their commitment to raising their children across two households while navigating life after their divorce.