Kandi Burruss and Todd Tucker Reach Final Divorce Agreement, Divide Assets

Singer and television personality Kandi Burruss appears in this undated file photo. Court records show Burruss finalized her divorce settlement with Todd Tucker in Fulton County, Ga., this week, reaching a "no-alimony" agreement.

The decade-long marriage between Xscape icon Kandi Burruss and producer Todd Tucker has officially reached its legal conclusion.

Court documents filed this week in Fulton County Superior Court confirm that the pair has finalized a "no-alimony" divorce settlement. The agreement emphasizes amicable co-parenting and a strict, business-like division of the former couple's shared assets.

As part of the final decree, Burruss will pay Tucker a one-time lump sum of $426,000 to "balance the scales" of their shared estate.

The settlement also outlines a highly specific division of their luxury car collection. Burruss will retain ownership of her 2022 Bentley SUV and her vintage 1963 Chevrolet Camaro. Tucker will take possession of a 2023 Range Rover and a 1973 Ford Bronco.

The former "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" stars have agreed to share joint legal and physical custody of their two minor children. According to the filing, Burruss will maintain physical possession of the children's passports.

The swift resolution honors the prenuptial agreement the couple signed prior to their 2014 wedding, avoiding a prolonged and public court battle.

Kodak Black Posts Bond, Awaits Trial on Felony Mdma Trafficking Charge in Florida

 

Rapper Kodak Black (legal name Bill Kapri) is facing a felony MDMA trafficking charge. (Photo: Orange County Corrections Department)

Kodak Black has been released from police custody after bonding out of the Orange County Jail late Thursday night.

Official Court Record

Subject: Bill Kapri (Kodak Black)
Court: Ninth Judicial Circuit Court of Florida (Orange County)
Action: Bond Granted ($75,000)
Status: Released on Surety Bond

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The 28-year-old artist, whose legal name is Bill Kapri, was released just before midnight after a judge set his bond at $75,000 during a Thursday morning court appearance. Kapri was arrested Wednesday on a felony warrant for trafficking in MDMA, a charge stemming from a November 2025 narcotics investigation.

During the hearing, prosecutors argued for a higher bond, citing Kapri’s lengthy criminal history and labeling him a flight risk. However, his legal team successfully pushed back, noting his deep ties to the Florida community.

Kapri’s attorney, Bradford Cohen, continues to maintain that the charges are "ridiculous." Cohen argues that the primary evidence linking his client to the drugs — Kapri's identification card found in a bag near a prescription bottle inside a vehicle Kapri was not sitting in—does not legally constitute possession or trafficking.

The rapper is now awaiting his next preliminary hearing date.

Kodak Black Held Without Bond in Orange County Following Mdma Trafficking Arrest

Rapper Kodak Black (legal name Bill Kapri) is facing a felony MDMA trafficking charge. (Photo: Orange County Corrections Department)

Florida rapper Kodak Black has found himself back in police custody after being arrested in central Florida on a felony drug trafficking charge.

The 28-year-old artist, whose legal name is Bill Kapri, was booked into the Orange County Corrections Department late Wednesday night. According to official jail records, Kapri is facing a charge of trafficking in MDMA and is currently being held without bond.

The arrest reportedly stems from a November 2025 investigation. According to details shared by his legal representation, the incident began when police officers approached two parked vehicles that smelled of marijuana. While Kapri was in the vicinity, his lawyer states he was not inside either vehicle at the time of the search.

During the search, officers discovered a bag next to a passenger in one of the cars. The bag contained Kapri's identification card and a bottle of prescription cough syrup. Authorities allege that fingerprints found on the bottle matched the rapper.

Official Arrest Record

Subject: Bill Kapri (Kodak Black)
Agency: Orange County Sheriff's Office
Booking Number: 26016178
Charge: Trafficking MDMA, Statute: 893.135(1)(K)

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Bradford Cohen, the attorney representing Kapri, has publicly criticized the arrest, arguing that the trafficking charge has a "weak legal basis." Cohen contends that while possessing the prescription bottle without authorization is illegal, merely touching it is not, especially given that his client was not inside the vehicle when it was discovered.

"We look forward to yet another fruitful resolution to another case that should have never been filed," Cohen told media outlets Thursday morning.

The rapper, known for his breakout 2018 album "Dying to Live" and hits like "Super Gremlin," has a lengthy history of legal troubles, including previous arrests for drug and weapons possession. In 2021, his federal prison sentence for a firearms charge was famously commuted by then-President Donald Trump.

Kapri's legal team has indicated they plan to aggressively fight the new trafficking charge and are working to secure a bond hearing before the weekend.