Key keywords: Glendon Campbell divorce filing, Tina Campbell divorce, gospel singer Tina Campbell, Mary Mary member split, celebrity Christian marriage breakup, 2024 gospel community news, Campbell family separation On October 16, 2024, public records from Los Angeles County Superior Court confirmed that Glendon Campbell has officially filed for divorce from his wife of 23 years, Grammy-nominated gospel singer Tina Campbell, best known as one half of the iconic gospel duo Mary Mary. The pair first tied the knot in 2001, and share three children together, aged 22, 19, and 14. For decades, the Campbells were widely regarded as a pillar of the Black gospel community, frequently appearing on church panels, reality television, and social media to share their experiences navigating marriage through hardship, including a highly publicized 2013 incident of infidelity on Glendon’s part that the pair openly documented as they worked through couples therapy, renewed their vows, and later released a joint book “Marriage On The Mend” in 2017, which became a go-to resource for Christian couples facing relationship struggles. According to the divorce filing, Glendon cited “irreconcilable differences” as the reason for the split, and has requested that the court deny any request for spousal support from either party. The filing also notes that the couple had been separated for 11 months prior to the official submission, and that both parties have already agreed to a co-parenting plan for their 14-year-old minor child, with no custody battle expected. As of press time, Tina Campbell has not issued a public statement regarding the divorce, and representatives for the Mary Mary singer have declined requests for comment. The news has sent shockwaves through the global gospel community, as many fans had long looked to the Campbells as proof that faith-based commitment could overcome even the most severe relationship rifts. Industry insiders note that the split is not expected to impact Tina’s upcoming solo tour schedule, which is set to kick off in Atlanta in November 2024, nor plans for Mary Mary’s 25th anniversary project slated for release next year. Close sources to the family shared that the decision to end the marriage was mutual, and that both parties intend to remain amicable for the sake of their children and their extended connections in the gospel industry.