After twenty-five years of marriage, Glendon “Teddy” Campbell has officially filed for divorce from his wife, Mary Mary vocalist Trecina “Tina” Campbell.
According to legal documents submitted to the Los Angeles County Superior Court on April 13, the 51-year-old drummer cited irreconcilable differences as the grounds for the dissolution.
Though the filing is recent, the paperwork indicates that the couple has been separated since June 2024.
Regarding their family structure, the pair shares five children, two of whom are still minors aged 13 and 16.
While Teddy did not explicitly request specific legal or physical custody arrangements in the initial filing, he did ask the court to grant him formal parenting time and visitation.
The documents further suggest a relatively straightforward financial separation, noting no significant assets or debts to be divided at this time, though the issue of spousal support remains a matter for future determination.
This development follows a decade of the couple being very transparent about their marital struggles.
Their relationship faced a major crisis in 2013 when Teddy publicly admitted to infidelity. In the years following, Tina spoke openly in various interviews about the deep emotional toll of the betrayal, describing a period of intense anger and property destruction before the couple eventually sought reconciliation.
Despite their long-term efforts to heal the marriage through faith and mutual forgiveness, this filing marks the definitive end of their legal union.
The Campbells are not the only high-profile couple to separate in early 2026. Other notable splits this year include The Real Housewives of New York star Sai de Silva and her husband David Craig, as well as actress Alexandra Daddario and producer Andrew Form.
Additionally, Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott ended his engagement to Sarah Jane Ramos in March, while Samira Wiley and Lauren Morelli also announced the end of their nine-year relationship earlier this year.
Each of these couples has largely expressed a continued commitment to co-parenting and mutual respect as they transition into new chapters of their lives.