Kandi Burruss’ ex Todd Tucker requests primary custody of kids amid divorce

Kandi Burruss’ estranged husband, Todd Tucker, has requested primary custody of their two kids and is questioning their prenup in their divorce.

On Nov. 26, the businessman reportedly filed a response to his estranged wife’s divorce petition.

In the docs, which were obtained by Us Weekly, Tucker, 52, claimed that he and the Xscape singer’s two children, son Ace, 9, and daughter Blaze, 6, are currently residing with him in Georgia as Burruss tends to “out-of-state work obligations.”

The former “Real Housewives of Atlanta” husband noted in the docs that Burruss’ work obligations “will continue to require her to be away from the children for at least the next several months.”

“The parties have been working cooperatively in an effort to resolve all issues, and [Tucker] remains committed to continuing those discussions in good faith,” Tucker’s filing read.

Tucker said in the filing that if he and Burruss, 49, are unable to reach a custody deal, he will be “seeking primary physical custody, joint legal custody and final decision-making authority.”

However, Tucker praised his ex, saying “that he recognizes [Burruss] as a loving and capable parent and remains sincerely hopeful that prior and continued discussions between the parties will bring full resolution of all matters.”

Additionally, the TTucker Productions LLC founder also brought up the prenuptial agreement he signed ahead of their April 2014 wedding.

Per Us Weekly, Tucker suggested that he was pressured into signing the prenup without proper legal representation.

In the docs, Tucker’s attorneys said the agreement “was presented to [Tucker], without [Tucker] having counsel, even though [Burruss’] then counsel had communicated previously with [Tucker’s team] regarding a potential prenuptial agreement.”

“Despite that knowledge, [Burruss’] counsel presented the final agreement to [Tucker] for signature immediately before the wedding ceremony, without any notice to or consultation with [Tucker’s team], who had been significantly engaged in the negotiation process,” his filing alleged.

“These circumstances raise substantial questions concerning the enforceability of said document. Nevertheless, [Tucker] remains committed to working in good faith to resolve this matter amicably and privately to the extent possible.”

Tucker is also demanding a “division of all marital assets, both real and personal, tangible and intangible” between himself and Burruss.

If the prenup is found to be void, Tucker has demanded primary physical custody, joint legal custody and potentially alimony.

Last month, the Bravo alum announced she and Tucker were splitting after 11 years of marriage.