Following Simon’s deportation to Nigeria, the Real housewives of Atlanta star appeared virtually in court alongside her ex-husband where a judge ruled in her favor.
The court enforced the couple’s prenuptial agreement, awarding Porsha $40,000 per month in alimony for the next 14 to 15 months.
Simon is also required to cover her legal fees and hand over the Rolls-Royce he gifted her.
Regarding the couple’s $7 million house which was initially Simon’s pre-marital property, Porsha has until 2027 to decide if she wants to remain in the house or sell it. She chooses to stay; she must refinance the property and buy out Simon’s 50% equity share. In the meantime, Simon will continue covering the home’s expenses including mortgage payment.
The June 11 court lasted nearly ten hours with no direct interaction between the former couple. By the end of the day, Simon reportedly left upset and is now considering an appeal. He has 30 days to challenge the ruling.
Porsha filed for divorce in February 2024 just 15 months after their wedding
From Instablog9ja
Very foolish man,see wetin he carry him hand cause for himself. Doesn't he know those people
ReplyDeleteThanks beautiful. You showed Epa pepper with the laws on your side.🙄🙄🙄
ReplyDeleteNo pirry for him
ReplyDeleteOga ntoor
No pirry for him
ReplyDeleteOga ntoor
I really pity him
ReplyDeleteHaa! Who do Simon Guobadia this thing? 🤦
ReplyDeleteAdunni
Haa! Who do Simon Guobadia this thing? 🤦
ReplyDeleteAdunni
A fool and his money are soon parted.
ReplyDeleteThey're soon parted o 🥺
DeleteAdunni
When you marry an akata na wahala wahala wahala you go dey see.
ReplyDeleteVery what. Very good.
ReplyDeleteConsequences of his actions...let him face it. He should have known better.
ReplyDeleteI don't pity him.
ReplyDeleteWhen they marry oyibo woman, they will be feeling ontop of the world. Behaving like our women are worthless.
ReplyDeleteNow see the aftermath
Some women do it too.
DeleteIt is called inferiority complex - a gender neutral word.
Nsogbu di, Ezigbo nsogbu di
ReplyDeleteAnamu, anamu be nnem oh!
Nkotonko! 😪😪
He has seen wetin pass him
ReplyDeleteEweeehhh 😲
ReplyDeleteGood. Men should learn to stay in one place.
ReplyDeleteDid the woman stay in one place?
DeleteIt may not please you to know that she appeared on the virtual hearing with her Ex-Husband.
We just analyse and comment on issues from a locked in tunnel view of man8?
Truly, Misandry Is Not Just A Word
Don't be a hypocrite, misandry indeed
DeleteDo you know their history? Covetous men with no character no matter how wealthy will suffer
Omo, the judge didnt pity this man at all
ReplyDeletePity has kept Nigerian men unaccountable and wild
DeletePity has kept Nigerian men unaccountable and wild
DeleteThe man don see pepper.
ReplyDeleteThis judgement sweet my belle.
ReplyDeleteGood for you. No go hang yourself though
ReplyDeleteThis judge is biased.
ReplyDeleteThey have laws there they enforce, it isn't Nigeria.
DeleteThe prenuptial was followed as a legally binding document
Aaaaa
ReplyDeleteShe really dealt with him. If to say she born for am e for somehow better na. Ha! This is too much for him.
Born what?
DeleteChild support will be on top
What did she deal with him as? He wrote exam,this is the result. Coddling men from facing consequences is the male idolatry practiced in Nigeria
The interesting thing about some of these news is that it exposes the actual gaps and fallacies in traditional belief systems and superstitions. People like Israel Dmw think they can curse their ex-wife’s future husbands and a Nigerian woman in her situation may have backed down from going to court or having a judgement like this enforced for fear of his village people or voodoo. Those village people cannot do anything against a judgement like this. Guobadia and his friends would have threatened to deal with a naija woman… (not saying he is that type) if this were a Nigerian woman. Ex-in-laws may resort to unconventional means. Same way those powers are ineffective against Fulani farm raiders but useful in rendering another man useless out of envy and jealousy?
ReplyDeleteI don’t like anyone equalizing our traditional religious practices to Christianity and inferiority complex/brainwashing by the west. Our religion is simply evil in its practice, localized in its application and is widely known to have no good resulting from its practice. Just another angle to look at this story from. Fear of the patriarchy in Nigeria keeps the control of women in place and enables the mistreatment of women in bad marriages, women in the west aren’t bound by such so work to make your marriage successful or be ready to play fair with your woman in assets division at least in the west.