A judge has denied a request from television star Kandi Burruss and producer Todd Tucker to completely seal records related to their divorce proceedings.

According to reports, the former couple asked the court to keep the details of their marital dissolution agreement out of the public eye, citing concerns about privacy and family security. However, the judge ruled that the case does not meet the legal standard required to fully restrict public access.

Although the request to seal the entire case was denied, certain sensitive information may still be protected. Courts commonly allow confidential details such as financial account numbers, home addresses, and information involving minor children to remain private.

Burruss and Tucker married in 2014 after meeting while filming The Real Housewives of Atlanta. Their relationship became a familiar storyline for viewers over the years as they balanced family life and business ventures.

Reports indicate that the couple has reached agreements on key matters, including child custody and financial arrangements. Despite their separation, both remain committed to co-parenting their children.

Legal experts note that court records are generally considered public unless there is a compelling reason to seal them. Judges must carefully weigh an individual’s privacy concerns against the public’s right to access court proceedings.

Neither Burruss nor Tucker has publicly commented in detail on the court’s latest decision.