Mary J. Blige Ex Husband: Meet Kendu Isaacs, Mary J. Blige Husband

Mary J. Blige is a well-celebrated American singer, songwriter, and actress who won several awards to her credit including nine Grammy Awards, four American Music Awards, and ten Billboard Music Awards.

While a recording of 17-year-old Mary J. Blige singing at a karaoke stall came to the consideration of Uptown Records, the organization put her under agreement right away.

She sang reinforcement until the 1992 arrival of her first independent collection, What’s the 411? a record that re-characterized present-day soul.

She has also earned positive reviews for her acting in projects such as the 2013 TV movie Betty & Coretta and the 2017 World War II-era drama Mudbound.

Who Is Mary J. Blige Ex-Husband?

Mary J. Blige’s ex-husband is Kendu Isaacs. The two had their marriage ceremony on December 7, 2003. Mary and Kendu were married for 15 years.

Meet Mary J. Blige Ex-Husband Kendu Isaacs

Kendu Isaacs is a music producer and executive who was a manager at K. I. Management, which is based in Berlin. He became Mary J. Blige’s manager during their relationship and worked for her record label, Matriarch Entertainment.

He served as an executive producer on her albums “My Life II…The Journey Continues (Act 1),” “Stronger With Each Tear,” and “A Mary Christmas” (per Amo Mama), as well as on her 2013 film, “Betty and Coretta” (per The Famous People).

Born on August 14, 1968, in the United States, Kendu Isaacs has two daughters and a son from previous relationships. Kendu Isaacs’ daughter is Briana, while his other two kids are Nas and Jordan.

Mary J. Blige and Kendu Isaacs’ Divorce

It was revealed that Blige filed for divorce in July 2016. Citing irreconcilable differences, the singer was adamant in pursuing the end of her marriage.

For two years, the pair went back and forth over a divorce settlement, with Blige seeking to work a way out of paying Isaacs the court-ordered $30,000 spousal support.

Avoiding the spousal support worked for Blige as she claimed that he spent extravagantly on his mistresses. Eventually, the settlement came in 2018.

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