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Kandi Burruss is finalizing her divorce from Todd Tucker.

The Real Housewives of Atlanta alum and the TV producer have reached an agreement nearly four months after announcing their split, according to court documents obtained by TMZ on March 12.

The court has ordered the former couple—who married in 2014 after meeting on the set of the Bravo show—to file their settlement paperwork, including child support information and a parenting plan for their children Ace Tucker, 10, and Blaze Tucker, 6, according to the site.

Although their custody arrangements have not yet been revealed, Kandi, 49, has previously stated that she hopes to co-parent peacefully with Todd, 52.

"We have decided that no matter what, we will always be great co-parents for our children," she said on a January broadcast of Today With Jenna & Sheinelle. "We're going to spend holidays together sometimes because we're still a family, even though he and I have decided to go our separate ways."

The Xscape singer, who has a 23-year-old daughter, Riley Burruss, with ex Russell Spencer, added, "And we're trying to make it as easy as possible for our children."

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Bunnie Xo has revealed she is preparing to undergo a facelift, sharing the news with fans ahead of the cosmetic procedure.

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Mikayla Matthews and Jace Terry are spending time apart.

Nearly eight months after welcoming her fourth child—a daughter called Lottie June—with her husband, the Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star disclosed that they are spending time apart due to chronic intimacy issues.

"Jace and I stayed up all night talking about the pros and cons of separating," Mikayla admitted during a confessional in the ninth episode of the show's fourth season. "With all of the MomTok drama and the pressure I'm under to get my marriage back on track, I'm at my limit. We both chose to separate.

The 25-year-old, who has three children with Jace: Beckham, 8; Haven, 6; and Tommie, 4, reiterated that she does not regard their break as permanent.

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Taylor Swift has officially hit a new financial peak. According to the Forbes 2026 World’s Billionaires list released on March 12, 2026, the 36-year-old singer is now worth $2 billion. This milestone makes her the wealthiest female musician in history. She is also the second-richest female celebrity in the world, trailing only media mogul Oprah Winfrey, who has a net worth of $3.2 billion.

Swift’s net worth grew by $400 million since late 2024. This growth allowed her to pass other major stars like Kim Kardashian and Rihanna on the list. While many other celebrity billionaires make their money from makeup brands or clothing lines, Swift is an exception. Her wealth comes almost entirely from her songs, her sold-out tours, and the high value of her music rights.

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Rosanna Arquette is pushing back at Harvey Weinstein after the disgraced producer suggested that several women who accused him of sexual assault overstated their experiences during the rise of the #MeToo movement.

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Kelly Clarkson says the prizes she expected after winning the first season of "American Idol" never actually arrived, claiming the show promised rewards that didn't match what she ultimately received.

The 43-year-old singer made the revelation during a recent episode of "The Kelly Clarkson Show," where she spoke with actor Daniel Radcliffe and reality winner Rob Rausch about prize money and the strange wait some contestants face after television victories.

Rausch noted he still has not received the $220,800 he earned for winning Season 4 of "The Traitors," prompting Clarkson to say she could relate "so hardcore" to the situation.

According to Clarkson, early promotions for "American Idol" suggested the champion would walk away with a $1 million reward. But she said the reality was different, explaining that the figure represented industry investment rather than a direct payout.

"They were like, 'You win a million dollars,'" Clarkson recalled, adding that she later learned the amount was essentially support for launching her career rather than a check placed in her bank account.