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Tina Campbell, of the group Mary Mary, and her husband, Glendon “Teddy” Campbell, are calling it quits.
At least, that seems to be the case after Glendon filed for divorce on Monday, April 13, per TMZ. The couple married in August 2000, making them married for nearly 26 years, but Glendon noted in his filing that they’ve been separated since June 2024. He cited the reason for the split as irreconcilable differences.
In the past, the couple has publicly gone through rocky times in their marriage. They managed to work through a cheating scandal in 2014 that played out on Tina and sister Erica Campbell’s popular WE tv series, Mary Mary. Glendon was exposed for stepping out of their marriage with someone close to the family.
“The person who it was, she used to work for me. That broke my heart; she was like a godmother to my children. She had access to my home, to come get my kids, all of that stuff. She was in the mix of our family,” she recalled during an appearance with Glendon on the Steve Harvey Show in 2015. “I called, and she didn’t answer her phone. When we got home on Super Bowl Sunday, I [told Teddy], ‘Come upstairs.’ I said ‘Are you having an affair with her?’ He said ‘No.’ I said, ‘Call her,’ and so he did. I said, ‘Are you sleeping with my husband?’ And she hung up the phone, so I had my answer.”
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Tina would later reveal that she found out there were other women. Nevertheless, the couple worked through their issues and even managed to renew their vows. The forgiveness was criticized by people online, but as Tina shared on their reality series, she couldn’t care less.
“Why would I let the whole world see my failure and not let the world see the rebuilding?” she asked in 2015 when defending the decision to tie the knot again and take people through the preparations on the show. “I don’t care what anyone thinks. I chose to forgive because unforgiveness kept me miserable. Whoever wants to be out there being negative, you spending all your energy talking about something bad that turned good. It doesn’t bother me, but it bothers you. I think they should get over it like I got over it.”
The couple share two children, and according to TMZ, he asked for the court in Los Angeles County to establish visitation and requested that issues pertaining to spousal support be figured out at a later time. They also noted that he confirmed there were no separate or community property issues requiring division.
We’re sad to see the pair split, and wish them the best as they figure out how to move forward separately.