Overview
- The former couple finalized the split with joint legal and physical custody of Ace and Blaze and no child or spousal support, according to court filings.
- Burruss will pay Tucker a $426,000 lump sum, which she said in a new interview was to balance the value of real estate they divided.
- The parenting plan gives Burruss final say on non‑emergency health and education if they disagree, gives Tucker final call on new extracurriculars, and requires written consent before the kids appear in filmed or public projects.
- Some real estate terms remain sealed in the filings and Tucker must leave Burruss’s guest house within 15 days of the parenting agreement being signed.
- Assets were split in detail, including specific cars for each, a planned sale of a shared food truck, a 50‑50 split of credit card reward points, and Burruss keeping Atlanta Hawks season tickets after Tucker paid her $38,000 to clear the balance.