Kandi Burruss clarifies Todd Tucker was not excluded from Thanksgiving

Kandi Burruss says estranged husband Todd Tucker attended Thanksgiving earlier and was not excluded from the family

Kandi Burruss addressed speculation about her estranged husband Todd Tucker’s absence from her recent Thanksgiving photos, clarifying that he was not excluded from the family celebration.

The former “Real Housewives of Atlanta” star posted a Thanksgiving photo of her family, in which Todd was not present, prompting some social media commentary. Kandi responded in the comments, stating, “Before anyone assumes anything Todd came earlier to eat with us but he wasn't there for the pic. He was not left out or anything like that.”

Burruss captioned her Thanksgiving post, “Happy Thanksgiving. I truly enjoyed my day with my fam. I hope you enjoyed yours! Now I feel stuffed like a turkey & need to lay down,” expressing that the holiday was enjoyable for everyone in attendance.

 

 

 

 

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Kandi announced her decision to file for divorce from Todd Tucker last Friday after 15 years of marriage. She emphasized her focus on “protecting my peace, being the best mother I can be, and co-parenting with love and respect,” highlighting a commitment to amicable post-divorce relations.

Reports indicate the couple had been growing apart for several months prior to the split, and sources told TMZ there is “legitimately no drama” surrounding their separation. The pair share two children, a 9-year-old son and a 6-year-old daughter, and remain focused on co-parenting.

While Kandi and Todd’s marital status has changed, she stressed that the holiday celebration reflected harmony and family togetherness. Fans of the star noted her transparency in addressing potential rumors, showing that family gatherings can continue positively even amid personal transitions.

This Thanksgiving appearance underscores Burruss’ approach to maintaining a respectful and supportive dynamic with her estranged spouse for the benefit of their children.