Why have Tisha Campbell and Duane Martin divorced?

TISHA Campbell and Duane Martin, who were together for more than two decades, are now divorced. The split was finalized in December of 2020. Why have Campbell and Martin divorced? The couple had a very acrimonious parting, according to TMZ. The outlet reported that Campbell accused Martin of hiding and misappropriating money while they were […]

TISHA Campbell and Duane Martin, who were together for more than two decades, are now divorced.

The split was finalized in December of 2020.

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Duane Martin and Tisha Campbell arrive at Kevin Hart’s Laugh At My Pain Los Angeles premiere at the Pacific Design Center on September 7, 2011 in West Hollywood[/caption]

Why have Campbell and Martin divorced?

The couple had a very acrimonious parting, according to TMZ.

The outlet reported that Campbell accused Martin of hiding and misappropriating money while they were married.

She told TMZ in 2018 that “after 27 years of being together and two amazing children, it pains me to announce that I’ve filed for divorce.

“It’s an emotional time and I graciously ask for privacy for me, our children and the rest of our family.”

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Tisha Campbell performs during the 2020 Soul Train Awards presented by BET[/caption]

When did they get married?

Campbell and Martin, both actors, were married in 1996.

How many children do they have?

They have two children – Ezekiel and older brother Xen.

Ezekiel is 11 and Xen is 19.

Who has custody of their kids?

The actors are getting joint legal custody and sharing physical custody, according to TMZ.

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Neither side is getting child or spousal support from the other, according to the gossip outlet.

Campbell will be able to keep a leased property and a leased BMW, and Martin retained leased properties and cars, including a Bentley, BMW scooter, and a Kawasaki motorcycle, TMZ reports.

Will there be a ‘Martin’ revival?

Campbell starred as Gina on the popular sitcom, which ran from 1992 to 1997.

There has been buzz that it could return.

“We were like, ‘Look, if no one else is going to reboot a show about us – a Black show from the ‘90s – then we will,” showrunner Prentice Penny told ET in November.

“We’ll create our own reboot.”

The series, which starred Martin Lawrence, Campbell, Thomas Ford, and others, ran for 132 episodes.

Campbell told ET: “We are trying to. It’s so hard to say. One, Tommy’s not here. [Ford died in 2016.] And the other thing is the schedule.

“It literally falls down to schedule. Every single one of us, thank God, is still working.”