Brit Eady Confirms Split From Husband Mike Cunningham After Five Years!

Britt Eadie confirms her separation from her husband, Mike Cunningham, after five years!

Brett Eddy She officially closes the door on her marriage.

the The Real Housewives of Atlanta alum, 37, confirmed that she and her husband Mike Cunningham They break up after five years together — using the last day of the year to publicly rip the band-aid off. “I am posting this on the last day of 365 to remove this facade of fakery as if this marriage will work.” Brett Written in pointed Instagram Published on December 31.

Making it clear that there’s no turning back, she added, “Not everyone can get into the next chapter. I’m tired of the pain and I want to be happy in the next chapter. Cheers to 2026 by putting my happiness first ✌🏽.” She also shut down speculation head-on, writing, “And for the record, as much as I can’t stand it, we won’t create a false narrative that I’m moving away because of any fake rumors.”

The ad was paired with a polished, almost cinematic photo of the former couple and a follow-up slide saying “…And I’ll ride out every storm like it never rained,” set to brow “Parting anthem”papers“.

Beyond the separation itself, Brett She used this moment to uncover deeper emotional truths, revealing how disrespect played a major role in her personal downfall. “I can be calm, fun and easy to get along with…I can interact with anyone,” she wrote. “But the moment I feel disrespected, everything changes inside me. My peace goes out the window, my patience disappears, and that soft version of me turns sharp very quickly.”

She continued, “I’m self-aware enough to know that I’m a good woman. I’m kind, honest, understanding, and I always try to lead with love. But that’s exactly why the disrespect runs so deep… because I know how much grace I give before I lose it.”

Brett She explained that her reactions didn’t come out of nowhere. “When I explode, it’s never random, it’s a reaction. What you put in is what you get out of me.” While recognizing that it is still growing, Brett Eddy He stressed that peace – not proving a point – was now the priority. “To learn that not everyone deserves a response. To learn that peace is better than proving a point,” she wrote, adding, “Growth doesn’t mean never being motivated…it means realizing what motivates you and protecting yourself before you get there.”

Mike CunninghamFor his part, he offered a measured response amid the very public division. In a statement to PEOPLE, he said, “All marriages go through their ups and downs, and we go through things publicly. I have always had the utmost respect for my wife and our union. Although some of our issues have been brought to the public, I will not feed into the drama and narratives that are being painted.”

The couple married in 2020 at the height of the pandemic, opting for a courthouse ceremony and Zoom vows instead of a traditional ceremony. “I was a little sad about that.” Brett Previously shared on RHOA“But being a wife was more important.”

She’s also been open about how their relationship began — revealing Mike She was initially her insurance client before the friendship turned into romance. “I met Mike When I launched my insurance agency. “Mike was my client, so I didn’t want to date my client, so we became friends. And maybe after two or three months of using FaceTim all the time, I was like, ‘Wait a minute, I’ll take care of you,'” she recalls.

She added that a trip to Las Vegas sealed the deal. “We dated and went on our first trip to Vegas and I said, ‘”MikeI’ll come to Vegas with you, but you won’t get anything. When I tell you we had the best time. “I thought, ‘Well, he might be the one.'”

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Olivia Davis is a staff writer at All About The Tea. Olivia’s hobbies include watching Netflix series and watching Housewives on Bravo. I graduated from San Francisco State University with a degree in history.