Tina Campbell of the Grammy-winning gospel duo Mary Mary and her husband, Glendon “Teddy” Campbell, have separated after 25 years together.
Teddy cited irreconcilable differences in his motion, according to court documents filed in Los Angeles County Superior Court on April 13 and viewed by People.
The couple, married in August 2000, have been separated since June 2024.
They share five children, including two minors, Santana (13 years old) and Glendon Theodore II (16 years old) for whom Teddy requested visitation rights.
Spousal support was marked “for future determination” and documents indicate the couple does not share any quasi-community property.
Trecina “Tina” Campbell rose to fame alongside her sister Erica Campbell in Mary Mary, whose crossover hit Chains (I praise you) And Walk brought gospel music into the mainstream.
Teddy, also a gospel musician, previously played the role of drummer for Tonight’s show group during Jay Leno’s tenure.
The couple’s marriage weathered public turmoil in 2014 when Teddy admitted to his infidelity, a scandal documented on the WeTV reality series. Mary Mary.
Despite reconciling at the time, Tina later described the betrayal as devastating, recounting her anger and struggles in a joint interview with Steve Harvey in 2015.
Now, more than a decade later, the couple’s split has become official, closing a chapter in one of gospel music’s most high-profile unions.
