Kandi Burruss opens up about healing, co-parenting & her next chapter
After news broke about the reported split between Kandi Burruss and Todd Tucker, social media exploded with reactions, rumors and nonstop commentary. Now, the Real Housewives of Atlanta star is turning personal growth into her next chapter with her one-woman show, “I Do. I Did. I’m Done.” The production debuted to a sold-out crowd at Atlanta’s City Winery, with nine additional tour dates added nationwide — including a second Atlanta performance at Buckhead Theatre this Wednesday.In an exclusive interview with the AJC, Kandi Burruss opens up about healing after heartbreak, successful co-parenting, family, self-growth and finding joy while balancing marriage rumors, motherhood, business ventures and life in the spotlight.
Why the South can’t agree on its own history
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A poet’s tribute reflects an Atlanta ready to welcome the world
Atlanta gears up for the World Cup as poet Chris Fontes captures the city’s soul, energy, and voice proving it’s more than a host, it’s a movement.
Georgia clinics offer unproven treatments with little oversight
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Should trains run on the Atlanta Beltline? Residents speak out.
The future of Beltline rail is dividing the city as Atlantans weigh whether trains belong alongside one of its most popular destinations.