Mary Mary Singer Tina Campbell Reveals Monthly Financial Deficit Amid Divorce Battle
Gospel singer Trecina “Tina” Campbell, known for her work in the duo Mary Mary, has disclosed a monthly financial deficit of nearly $7,000 amid ongoing divorce proceedings with her estranged husband, Glendon “Teddy” Campbell. Court documents filed in Los Angeles reveal the singer earns $4,976 monthly against $11,933 in expenses.
Financial Disparities and Court Filings
According to legal records obtained by TMZ, the 52-year-old performer reports working approximately 20 hours per week, resulting in a monthly income of $4,976. This figure stands in stark contrast to her itemized monthly living expenses, which total $11,933. The largest portion of this expenditure is $4,100 for rent, followed by $2,200 for utilities and $1,800 for groceries and household supplies. Additional costs listed include $1,308 for automotive expenses, $400 for charitable contributions, $266 for healthcare, and $208 for a cellular phone bill.
The financial disclosure serves as a primary point of contention as the couple navigates the dissolution of their marriage. Tina Campbell alleges that Teddy Campbell, a drummer, earns approximately $7,500 per month. The legal filing, as noted by Soap Central, highlights a disagreement regarding the timeline of their separation. While Teddy’s April 2026 petition cited a June 2024 separation, Tina’s filing asserts the couple parted ways in August 2024.
Custody and Spousal Support Disputes
The litigation extends beyond financial reconciliation to the custody of the couple’s two minor children, aged 16 and 13. Tina Campbell has requested both legal and physical custody of the children, with a proposal for Teddy to be granted visitation rights. The couple also shares three adult children. Regarding the division of assets, both parties have indicated that there is no community or separate property requiring court intervention, though they remain at odds over spousal maintenance.

Tina has formally requested that the court terminate its ability to award spousal support to either party. This stance directly challenges the initial filing submitted by Teddy, which asked the court to reserve the right to determine spousal support at a later date.
The Impact of Public Scrutiny on Brand Equity
The dissolution of the marriage marks the end of a partnership that has been public for over two decades. The couple’s history includes a well-documented period of turbulence, specifically a 2014 infidelity scandal that was featured on the reality television series Mary Mary. At the time, the public nature of the revelation forced the couple to address their marital struggles under the scrutiny of their audience. Tina Campbell previously spoke about this experience, noting the emotional toll it took on her and the subsequent efforts the couple made to reconcile, as reported by Soap Central.

Navigating the Professional Transition
As the legal process continues, the contrast between the lives of the two sisters remains a subject of public interest. While Tina manages the complexities of a split, her sister and musical partner, Erica Campbell, has continued to maintain a visible profile, recently marking her own milestone with a vow renewal.
As the case proceeds, the focus will remain on how the court addresses the request for spousal support and the long-term custody arrangements for the minor children.
Disclaimer: The views and cultural analyses presented in this article are for informational and entertainment purposes only. Information regarding legal disputes or financial data is based on available public records.
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