Porsha Williams’ ex-husband Simon Guobadia “completely” regrets their brief marriage, the Nigerian-born businessman told Page Six in a unique interview.
In fact, Guobadia, 61, believes that the “Atlanta's Actual Housewife” star (44) “focused on the monetary cause.”
“I saved it and asked, ‘Why are you going to divorce?’ And she or he won’t say anything,” Cubadia told us, claiming he couldn’t get in touch with her family.
“It felt like a coup. … I used to be completely blinded,” Williams recently predicted that he would really feel.
After Guobadia reached out to any Williams family members, he admitted that he sent her a stern textual content message to learn: “This is the $5 million recovery challenge I’ve accepted.”
14 months after getting married, Williams filed for divorce in February 2024. She notified individuals earlier this week that she hired an immigration lawyer in January 2024 and revealed a “complex” view on the authorized status of Guobadia, noting that she believes the link “walks along a dark highway to a dark highway.”
She said the two had a confrontation on Valentine's Day and she only filed for divorce every week.
“She never shared her considerations or opinions with me earlier than filing a divorce. For those who are married…you focus on the point and say, 'Hey, if that doesn't change or nothing happens, that's what could happen,'” Guobadia was deported to Nigeria earlier this month because of fraud by immigration agencies and banks, they were overwhelmed, they were overwhelmed, they were overwhelmed, they weren't willing to them, they pointed out these people, they weren't willing to.
He said: “I believe I was focused. I used to focus on monetary reasons from day one. After I filed for divorce [‘RHOA’ cast member Falynn Guobadia, Williams] Pray for me in my DM. I believe I was in a susceptible place in the past and I was very happy. So it's just snowballing from there.
“Enjoy within 30 days…who is that?
From the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention center (Simon spent 4 months of “nightmare”) to his homeland, he chose his divorce from Williams, and finally determined their marriage to dissolve.
Williams won because the choice dominated the phrases that supported the last pair of pre-marital settlements.
Simon told us that the total is $560,000, “She gets $40,000 a monthly maintenance fee.”
“She will stay [marital] Home [in Atlanta] – All bills were paid with the mortgage for up to 36 months. And if she chooses a private home, she has to refinance the property in her identity and provide me with 50% fairness. ”
Asked for his response to the ruling, Simon married three times ahead of the “1,000%” certainty.
He elaborated: “Once I realized I had been focusing on this case, it was mainly what I held since day one. I had honored earlier in relationships in early relationships, and I was honored with these prenups because I chose the problem that had problems in court – I chose the best best court papers if I wanted me.”
Although Exes did not have collective children, Simon's two sons and Williams's only daughter lived with them.
Williams told individuals that it was very “troubled” to the divorce of 6-year-old Pilar “PJ” Jhena, but when we were in our interview, Simon downplayed their rapport when the subjects showed up.
“I have no relationship with her daughter,” Simon said, explaining that he chose not to approach his romantic companions because “there is a tendency for them to use their children to get again. [him]try to enter again [his] Life, and Posa is no exception. ”
Simon confirmed that Williams sent his text only months after his divorce, saying PJ missed him. He also confirmed that he had no answer.
“As sooner or later a concerted effort happened, she realized she had made a mistake and needed reconciliation,” he claimed. “I did it before.”
Throughout the divorce lawsuit, Williams revealed that she paid Simon a small assistant and he was detained by Ice and could not enter his funds.
Simon laughed at the gesture, telling us that his mom who needed his son would not accept cash.
“[Williams] Her two $2,500 funds were sent in a month, and that's all. “It's not even a sniff at all,” he said. “In my case, it's not done in a good religion. It's about presenting a story in court or in the public, that is, “I paid some of his little help.” ”
In response to all Simon's claims, a supply told the page six: “Porsha has moved on and needs Simon to be most effective.”
Her representative did not immediately respond to our request for comment.
