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Todd Tucker Reportedly Furious with Wife Kandi Burruss After She Splurges on Porsche for Daughter

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“Real Housewives of Atlanta” star Kandi Burruss recently bought her teenage daughter Riley Burruss a pricey SUV without her husband Todd Tucker‘s consent, reports claim.

Burruss celebrated her daughter’s 16th birthday last week and went all out for her. The singer surprised her daughter with a customized Porsche Cayenne. A source told Radar Online that Tucker did not agree with the purchase of the vehicle. “Todd was livid Kandi bought Riley such an expensive car and they had a huge fight,” the source told Radar Online.

Tucker reportedly even recommended that the Xscape singer get Riley cheaper transportation. “Todd told Kandi she’s spoiling Riley and preferred she get a Honda Civic as her first car. Kandi basically told Todd to mind his own damn business and that it’s her own money that she’s using to spoil her daughter,” the source said.

Kandi Burruss

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According to a source, the production coordinator isn’t often in control of many things in the household. “Kandi’s always reminding Todd that she’s the boss of the family because she has all that money. That irritates the hell out of Todd and is the catalyst for many of their fights.”

Although sources say Tucker may have had a problem with the purchase of the luxury wheels, a photo Burruss posted on Instagram might indicate otherwise. Tucker is seen in the photo smiling and taking a picture with the birthday girl and his wife and the vehicle.

 

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