Tina Campbell Breaks Silence After Husband Files For Divorce, Shares Emotional Message

Tina Campbell Breaks Silence After Husband Files For Divorce, Shares Emotional Message
Gospel singer Tina Campbell is speaking out in her own way following news of her marriage ending.
The Mary Mary star took to Instagram to share a message that read, “Still following Jesus to reach my destiny,” alongside prayer emojis. In the caption, she added, “It is well with my soul,” offering a glimpse into her mindset amid the personal shift.
Notably, the post was soundtracked by her song “Destiny,” adding another layer to the message as fans quickly connected the lyrics to her current situation.
As previously reported, Tina’s husband, Glendon Campbell, recently filed for divorce after 20 years of marriage, citing irreconcilable differences.
While Tina did not directly mention the divorce in her post, the timing and tone sparked immediate reaction online, with supporters flooding her comments with encouragement and prayers.
For now, Tina appears to be leaning on her faith — and her music — as she navigates the next chapter.
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