Kandi Burruss Celebrates Hubby Todd Tucker’s 45th Birthday with Epic Themed Party

Kandi Burruss celebrated her husband Todd Tucker‘s birthday with cute videos, photos and of course a bash to remember.

The “Real Housewives of Atlanta“ star went all out for her husband’s 45 birthday. She threw him a “Jersey and Jordans” themed birthday party and some of her “RHOA” friends dropped by such as Kenya Moore, one-time enemy Porsha Williams, and Sheree Whitfield. Rasheeda Frost and her husband Kirk Frost also made an appearance together at Tucker’s party.

The “Kandi Koated Nights” host added on Instagram, ‘I just threw my baby @todd167 an epic bday party! I will be posting pics for days from this party. Thank you to EVERYBODY that came & helped make this a special night for @todd167. I appreciate you! #funtimes #TODD45.”

Earlier in the evening, the mother of two took to Instagram to shout out her husband in a major way. Burruss shared fun throwback photos and moments of the couple having the time of their life. She captioned the video, “Everybody give some bday love to my heart @todd167! 🎂🎊🎈.”

“More than anything babe, I love you,” Burruss said in the video message. “I’m hoping that this is going to be one of the best birthdays ever… And it’s all for you.”

The couples fan based gushed over Burruss’ loving message to her husband and wished Tucker “Happy Birthday.”

Kandi Burruss

(photo credit: Kandi Instagram)

“Happy birthday 🎈🎂🎉🎁🎊 to you. May God blessed you on your day. I know @kandi did something amazing for you!!! That’s what she do, for someone she loves a lot,” one fan wrote.

“This is soooooo sweet🖤,” another added.

“Happy bday Todd your a Gem and enjoy. Kandi you are the luckiest girl in the world.🎊”

“Get it Kandi!!!! DOPE video for your man!!!! 😀😍.”

One of the star’s Instagram followers said, “Awww i love u guys soo much #relationshipgoals happy birthday @todd167 wishing u many more years of getting old but more years of love together. 😘”

The couple wedded in 2014 and share a blended family. Burruss gave birth to their two-year-old son Ace in 2016.

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