Gospel music fans were met with unexpected news this week as Tina Campbell, one-half of the Grammy-winning duo Mary Mary, is reportedly heading for divorce.

According to court documents obtained by TMZ, her husband, Glendon Campbell, officially filed for divorce in Los Angeles County, citing irreconcilable differences as the reason for the split.

The couple married in August 2000 and built a life together for more than 20 years. However, legal filings reveal that they had already separated in June 2024, indicating the relationship had been strained for some time before the official filing.

Together, Tina and Glendon share five children, two minor children, and the filing includes a request that the court establish visitation arrangements. At this time, no specific custody terms have been outlined.

In the initial paperwork, Glendon Campbell requested that spousal support be determined at a later date. The documents also indicate there may be no major community property disputes, which could suggest a more straightforward legal process ahead.

A Love Story With Past Challenges

Tina Campbell has been open in the past about challenges within her marriage, including overcoming infidelity, often sharing how faith played a role in their healing journey. This latest development marks a significant turn for a relationship that many fans viewed as a testimony of restoration and resilience.

As of now, Tina Campbell has not publicly addressed the divorce filing. The situation remains ongoing as legal proceedings move forward.

Despite the personal shift, Tina continues to be recognized as a leading voice in gospel music, with Erica Campbell, shaping the legacy of Mary Mary as one of the genre’s most influential acts.