Todd Tucker premieres ‘Til Divorce Due Us Part

Todd Tucker premieres 'Til Divorce Due Us Part The 10 city AMC premiere tour pairs a screening with a DJ, meet and greet, and Q&A Todd Tucker is premiering a new chapter of his story, and he's doing it in person instead of on a network schedule. The entrepreneur and producer unveiled 'Til Divorce Due Us Part, a reality project built around his divorce from Kandi Burruss, launching not through a traditional broadcast debut but through a live theater tour that puts him in the room with the audience. Why Tucker is telling this story now Tucker has called the divorce one of the hardest things he's ever faced, placing it alongside losing his mother in terms of emotional weight. He's said the months that followed were genuinely dark, and that this project grew out of wanting to become a better version of himself rather than simply moving past it quietly. That's a notable departure from how his split has largely been documented up to this point, mostly through custody filings and court proceedings. With this premiere, Tucker is the one setting the terms of the story, leading with what he got wrong rather than defending himself. The premiere follows Tucker and Burruss finalizing their divorce settlement in March, four months after their split went public, closing out an 11 year marriage that included two children, Ace and Blaze, and a custody process that played out publicly along the way. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Todd Tucker (@todd167) Inside the premiere experience Instead of a red carpet screening, Tucker built this premiere as a touring live event in partnership with AMC Theatres. Each stop combines a screening of the new project alongside his existing film, Don't Bring Your Man to Atlanta, with a full night around it: a DJ keeping the room in party mode, a meet and greet where fans get face time and photos with Tucker, and a live Q&A hosted by comedian Rod Minger, where the audience can ask him anything directly. The premiere kicks off in New York at AMC Times Square, with Detroit and Chicago confirmed as the tour's next two stops in a planned 10 city run. Dates and venues for the remaining cities haven't been released yet. Tickets for the New York premiere are on sale now at dontbringyourmantoatlanta.com. No cast beyond Tucker and host Rod Minger has been announced. The themes at the center of it What Tucker is premiering isn't framed as a comeback story so much as an accountability one. Divorce, the mistakes that came with it, and what healing has actually looked like sit at the center of the project, with Tucker positioning his own journey as something others going through a similar split might recognize. Pairing that kind of personal reckoning with a ticketed, in-person format is what separates this premiere from a standard post-divorce media run. Whether that resonates the way Tucker intends will likely become clear once the tour reaches its first stops.