Alright, y’all, looks like things are getting real messy again! Porsha Williams is not backing down when it comes to securing what’s rightfully hers. Our girl from The Real Housewives of Atlanta is heading back to court, this time taking her ex-husband, Simon Guobadia, to task for allegedly failing to pay over $667,000 stipulated in their divorce settlement.
Word on the street is that Simon has allegedly missed crucial payments, including alimony, life insurance premiums, and costs linked to their former marital home. Porsha’s legal eagles are now requesting the judge to hold him in contempt of court for his apparent disregard of the financial agreement.
“Simon has not fulfilled the responsibilities he agreed to,” her lawyers declared with conviction in the legal documents. You know Porsha’s team doesn’t play.
Remember when these two tied the knot back in 2022? Well, their union lasted a mere 15 months before hitting some serious turbulence. The fallout has been anything but amicable, marked by complicated financial disputes and Simon’s immigration woes. Earlier this year, his U.S. citizenship application was rejected, and shortly thereafter, he found himself in ICE custody.
The court files also shed light on Simon’s complex immigration history—he arrived in the U.S. in 1982, was ordered for deportation in 1985, and later re-entered the country, overstaying his visa. It’s a lot!
Now, amidst a whirlwind of legal and immigration drama, Porsha is resolutely focused on ensuring she receives the funds that are legally hers. And if we know anything about Porsha, it’s that she’s not one to shy away from a battle. Stay tuned, because this is far from over.
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