Mary Mary gospel singer Tina Campbell’s husband is filing for divorce after 25 years of marriage. Musician Glendon “Teddy” Campbell Sr. filed for divorce in Los Angeles County on Monday, April 13.
He cited the usual “irreconcilable differences” as the reason for the divorce, according to court papers obtained by TMZ.
Teddy said they have been separated for 2 years, since June 2024.
Tina and Teddy, both 51, share four children. He listed 2 of their children, 13-year-old Santana and 16-year-old Glendon Theodore II, as minors in court documents. TMZ notes he didn’t check any boxes about custody or child support.
They also share daughters Laiah Simone and Meelah Jane, who are young adults. Teddy has an adult daughter, Cierra, from a previous relationship.
Teddy asked the court to establish visitation for the 2 minors, and he asked for any spousal support to be determined at a later date.
Court documents indicate the couple have no separate or community property issues that require dividing between them.
In 2014, the couple split after Tina discovered he was cheating on her with several women. They reunited and renewed their wedding vows in the second and third seasons of their family reality show, Mary Mary.
Tina is one-half of the popular gospel duo Mary Mary with her older sister Erica Atkins-Campbell. The duo formed in 1998.
Mary Mary released their debut album, Thankful, in 2000, which featured their smash hit “Shackles (Praise You).”
Their other hit songs included “God In Me”, “Can’t Give Up Now”, “Go Get It”, “Walking”, and “Heaven.”
Tina’s solo music career began in 2014.
Teddy has performed as a drummer with “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno” house band and a drummer on “American Idol.” He is also the lead singer for the Soul Seekers.
