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The bitter divorce between Real Housewives of Atlanta star Drew Sidora and her estranged husband, Ralph Pittman, has taken yet another ugly turn.
According to court documents obtained by TMZ, Drew is accusing Ralph of failing to make court-ordered mortgage payments on their shared Georgia home, leaving it dangerously close to foreclosure with a past-due balance of $25,251.07.
Drew Sidora Claims Ex-Husband Ralph Pittman Home Near Foreclosure in Ongoing Divorce War
In her latest filing, Drew is asking the court to hold Ralph in contempt, claiming his failure to pay was “intentional and willful” and that he has shown “no respect for the court order.” She is seeking a $1,000 fine as punishment.
Ralph has pushed back hard. He denies being behind on the payments and insists the home is not in danger of foreclosure. In court papers, he has asked the judge to deny Drew’s request for sanctions entirely.
The Latest Chapter in a Messy Split
This financial showdown is only the newest salvo in a divorce battle that has been raging since 2023. The couple shares children, and their split has played out publicly both on RHOA and in the courtroom, with accusations involving custody, finances, and more.
Just weeks ago, a judge ordered Drew to vacate the marital home by the end of May 2026. Drew pleaded with the court to reconsider, saying she lacked the funds to find a new place for herself and the kids. The judge denied her request.16
Drew’s latest motion appears to be an attempt to force accountability on the mortgage while she is still in the home and facing an imminent move-out deadline.
Fans React to the Drama
The news has sparked heated discussion among RHOA viewers. Many are frustrated that the couple’s ongoing legal fights are affecting their children’s stability. Others question why the pair hasn’t simply sold the house and divided the equity to move on cleanly. Some fans side with Drew, pointing to Ralph’s alleged pattern of financial irresponsibility, while others accuse her of prolonging the drama through repeated court motions.
One thing is clear: this divorce shows no signs of wrapping up anytime soon. With foreclosure threats, eviction deadlines, and contempt requests flying back and forth, the once-glamorous Housewives couple is now embroiled in a very real, very public financial and legal nightmare.
As the case continues in court, all eyes remain on whether the judge will side with Drew’s contempt request or accept Ralph’s denial. For now, the mortgage battle has only added more fuel to an already explosive split.
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We’ve got a new Atlanta restaurant alert! Husband-and-wife team Dinh Tran and Khanh Dang are expanding their popular Vietnamese restaurant group with a new flagship location at Lenox Square in Buckhead.
Việtvana Phở Noodle House will open across from Sweetgreen, transforming the space into a vibrant, open-kitchen concept that captures the energy of Vietnam’s bustling street-side eateries.
Việtvana Opening in Lenox Square: What To Know
The Lenox Square outpost features a full menu available from morning through night, designed as an all-day destination. Guests can start with coffee and breakfast items and linger through lunch and dinner, enjoying signature dishes like phở, banh mi, vermicelli bowls, broken rice plates, fried rice, appetizers, beverages, and desserts.
The restaurant’s layout includes hallway seating that evokes the narrow, lively alleys of Saigon.“The open kitchen and the hallway are meant to feel like an all-day Saigon alley,” said Tran. “Guests can come in for coffee in the morning and stay through dinner, and the space is built for that. Lenox Square is our flagship.”
The design, led by Danny England and Morgan Justis of Creative License Studio, centers on a purpose-built open kitchen that puts the cooking process front and center, enhancing the authentic atmosphere while supporting extended daypart service.
What sets Việtvana apart is its commitment to authenticity and freshness. The restaurant makes its rice noodles in-house daily, using rice flour for that signature silky texture. Broths simmer for hours—often starting as early as 3 a.m.—with ingredients sourced thoughtfully, including beef and chicken for the pho. Family recipes, including input from Tran’s mother Tina Nguyen, guide the menu. whatnow.com
The concept has expanded rapidly:- Avondale Estates (original location at 2831 E College Ave) — A cozy spot with Vietnam-inspired murals and an outdoor patio.
- Ponce City Market (675 Ponce De Leon Ave NE) — A bustling food hall presence.
- Lee + White Food Hall (1020 White St SW, Stall #4) in the West End — Opened in 2024, bringing pho to a revitalizing historic district.
Việtvana has built a strong following in Atlanta since its debut in Avondale Estates in 2019. The group now operates additional locations at Ponce City Market and the Lee + White Food Hall in the West End. Last June, Tran and Dang introduced three new concepts — Boom Boom Bao, Lime Tiger, and Uwu Asian Dessert Co. — in the redesigned Central Food Hall at Ponce City Market.
David Vinehout, vice president of leasing at Lenox Square and Phipps Plaza, expressed enthusiasm for the addition: “We are excited to welcome Việtvana — one of Atlanta’s most popular Vietnamese restaurants — to Lenox Square. This authentic, internationally inspired concept delivers an elevated, all-day dining experience that enhances Lenox Square’s dynamic mix of culinary offerings and enriches what our guests can enjoy throughout the day.”
At the core of every Việtvana restaurant is its phở, prepared daily from family recipes handed down through generations. The broth achieves its signature sweetness and depth from onions, shallots, ginger, garlic, and beef bones simmered fresh each day.
Chefs make the rice noodles in-house using traditional methods and bake banh mi bread on-site. The recipes are a collaboration between Tran and his mother, Tina Nguyen, who remains actively involved in the kitchens.Through its growing presence, Việtvana aims to elevate perceptions of Vietnamese and Asian cuisine.
The name itself embodies this vision — blending “Việt” with “nirvana” to suggest Vietnamese food at its highest, most harmonious expression. With the Lenox Square opening, the Tran-Dang family continues to bring authentic flavors and warm hospitality to Atlanta’s dining scene.
Metro Atlanta’s food and drink scene continues to grow with no stops on the horizon. Ready to try something new?
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In a candid new profile for Vulture, reality TV icon Nene Leakes opens up about her evolving life and contemplates whether she still fits into the Real Housewives of Atlanta universe she helped build into a cultural phenomenon.
Nene Leakes life after RHOA: What She Thinks
The former RHOA star, who last appeared regularly on the series years ago amid contract disputes, a dramatic exit, and a subsequent lawsuit against Bravo, reflects on how dramatically her personal circumstances have shifted since her heyday on the show.
A Life Transformed
Leakes, now 58, lists the profound changes that distinguish her current reality from her RHOA days:
- She is widowed following the passing of her husband, Greg.
- Her youngest son has undergone a heart transplant and is now a first-time father.
- Her oldest son’s daughter is a teenager.
- She has traded suburban mansion life for a high-rise in the city.
- She is dating an African guy.
“Realistically speaking, is there a space for me on Housewives?” she asks aloud in the interview. She weighs whether these life updates represent obstacles to a return or compelling new storylines.
Her ultimate conclusion is optimistic and self-assured: “If they wanted there to be a place for me, there will be a place. Because it’s not like my story is any less interesting than it was then; it’s probably even more interesting.”
The Icon Who Built the Franchise
Nene Leakes rose to stardom as one of the original cast members of RHOA, delivering unforgettable reads, larger-than-life personality, and moments that helped the series shatter viewership records (including a Season 7 premiere that drew 3.8 million viewers). Her success extended far beyond Bravo, landing her acting roles, Broadway appearances, and mainstream celebrity status.
Her departure from the show was messy. After feeling sidelined in contract negotiations and during a tense virtual reunion in 2020, Leakes filed a 2022 lawsuit alleging racial discrimination and a hostile work environment. While details of any resolution remain private, she has since appeared on Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip, signaling a possible thawing of relations with the network.
Fan Reactions and the Bigger Picture
The Vulture post highlighting her comments quickly sparked lively discussion online. Fans are divided: many express excitement at the prospect of Nene’s return, arguing her storylines (including widowhood and family milestones) would bring fresh, authentic drama to a show some feel has lost its spark. Others suggest it might be time for her to move on or pursue her own spin-off, with some noting that Bravo could create something tailored to her like they have for other alums.
Comments range from “There will always be a place for Nene on RHOA!” to calls for her to “let it go” or for the network to give her a standalone project.
As RHOA navigates its current season and Bravo celebrates milestones in the Housewives franchise, Leakes’ reflections arrive at a pivotal moment. Whether she returns full-time as a peach-holder or carves out a new chapter remains to be seen—but as she herself notes, her story is far from over, and it’s only grown richer.
Fans will be watching closely to see if Bravo makes space for the queen who helped put Atlanta on the reality TV map.
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The peaches are packing their bags (and their shade) for the first cast trip of the season, and things are already heating up faster than a Texas barbecue.
On Sunday, May 3 at 8/7c on Bravo (streaming next day on Peacock), The Real Housewives of Atlanta Season 17 delivers Episode 5, titled “Dynasty Divas in Atlanta.”
What to Expect: Glam, Tension, and Room Wars
Cynthia Bailey is hosting a celebratory getaway to Dallas tied to her successful tequila brand, but don’t expect smooth sipping—room assignments are about to ignite major fireworks.
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Cynthia wants the group to channel Dynasty-level elegance, and some of the ladies are serving full-on Alexis Carrington realness. Porsha Williams and Phaedra Parks reportedly understood the assignment with glam dresses and big hair, while others (looking at you, Shamea) seemed a bit lost on the theme. But the real drama isn’t in the outfits—it’s in who gets which suite.
Before the vacation even kicks off properly, tensions erupt over room selections. Pinky Cole and Phaedra try to play peacemakers with some “clumsy charm,” but the calm doesn’t last long once Angela Oakley gets involved. Expect fresh conflicts to bubble up, old beefs to resurface, and plenty of candid conversations that could shift alliances across the group.
From sneak peeks, we’re also getting deeper dives into personal dramas. K. Michelle opens up about trust (or lack thereof) in her marriage, while bankruptcy chatter from previous episodes might spill over.
The ladies are mixing business promotion with personal reckonings, and in true RHOA fashion, nothing stays bottled up for long.
The Season 17 Cast Bringing the Heat
- Porsha Williams: Still navigating new beginnings and stirring the pot.
- Phaedra Parks: Serving shade and Southern charm.
- Drew Sidora, Kelli Ferrell, Shamea Morton Mwangi, Angela Oakley: Holding it down with their storylines.
- Newcomers Pinky Cole (Slutty Vegan founder) and K. Michelle: Bringing fresh energy and unfiltered opinions.
- Cynthia Bailey (Friend of): Hosting this trip and trying to keep her tequila empire glowing amid the chaos.
This episode feels like a turning point early in the season, where the “new era” of RHOA really starts testing friendships under vacation pressure. Will the group bond over Cynthia’s brand success, or will Dallas become the site of legendary blowups?
Don’t miss it—tune in Sunday night for what promises to be a soapy, over-the-top trip filled with diva energy, room drama, and the kind of unfiltered moments that make Atlanta the crown jewel of the Housewives franchise. Peaches, get ready to spill the tea in the comments: Who’s side are you on when the room assignments hit the fan?
Stay locked on AtlantaFi.com for full recaps, reactions, and exclusive takes after the episode airs!
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ATLANTA — A popular local coffee chain is under fire after painting over a prominent mural of the late WSB-TV Channel 2 anchor and reporter Jovita Moore at its new Grant Park location.
The decision has sparked widespread outrage on social media, highlighting tensions around community memory, gentrification, and public art in Atlanta.
Atlanta Coffee Shop Faces Backlash for Painting Over Jovita Moore Mural
The mural, located on the side of the building at 568 Boulevard SE that now houses Bellwood Coffee, was created shortly after Moore’s death in 2021.
She had been diagnosed with glioblastoma, an aggressive form of brain cancer, just seven months earlier. Moore joined Channel 2 in 1998 and became a beloved figure in Atlanta for her journalism and community presence.
Neighbors and residents noticed the mural’s removal after the coffee shop’s buildout, which included new windows that significantly altered the wall.
Social media quickly filled with disappointment and anger, with many viewing the act as disrespectful to Moore’s legacy and emblematic of broader changes in the neighborhood.
Bellwood Coffee initially addressed the issue on social media, acknowledging they knew Moore’s story but underestimated the mural’s deep significance to the Atlanta community. “Unfortunately, the windows in our buildout cut into the mural significantly,” the company posted.
In a follow-up Instagram statement, the owners issued a fuller apology: “The truth is, the reasons aren’t good enough. We made a mistake and acted without enough consideration… We want to make this right by commissioning another mural. We want to be better, to listen well to our community, and to slow down before making impactful decisions.”
The company has pledged to commission a new mural and seek community input, aiming to rebuild trust after the incident.
Context and Community Reaction
Jovita Moore was more than a news anchor—she was a local icon whose battle with cancer inspired the #JovitaStrong campaign, which included public displays of support across the city.
Murals like hers play a key role in Atlanta’s vibrant street art scene, with the city now boasting over 2,000 such works that honor icons, commemorate losses, and shape neighborhood identities.
The backlash reflects sensitivities in areas like Grant Park, where new businesses can sometimes clash with longstanding community symbols. Comments online ranged from calls for boycotts to expressions of sadness over the loss of a visible tribute.
Bellwood Coffee, which has operated in Atlanta for seven years with a focus on community-building, now finds itself in a position to demonstrate that commitment through action.
Many in the community say they will be watching to see how the replacement mural develops and whether it appropriately honors Moore’s memory.
As of this writing, the coffee shop remains open, and discussions continue on local forums. This episode serves as a reminder of the power of public art in preserving cultural memory in a rapidly evolving city.
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In a move that sent shockwaves through the travel industry, Spirit Airlines announced on May 2, 2026, that it has begun an orderly wind-down of its global operations, effective immediately.
The ultra-low-cost carrier, known for its bright yellow planes, no-frills service, and rock-bottom fares, is ceasing flights after more than three decades in the skies.
Spirit Airlines Ends Operations After 34 Years
The announcement came via the airline’s official social media account, marking a somber farewell for one of America’s most polarizing aviation brands.
“It is with great disappointment that Spirit Airlines has started winding down its global operations, effective immediately. All flights have been cancelled, and customer service is no longer available. While we are not able to help rebook your flight on another airline, we will automatically process refunds for any flights purchased through Spirit with a credit or debit card to the original form of payment. We are proud of the impact of our ultra-low-cost model on the industry for the last 33 years and had hoped to serve our Guests for many years to come.”
This statement, shared alongside a formal notice, underscores the airline’s inability to continue amid ongoing financial pressures. Reports indicate that a potential $500 million rescue deal with the U.S. government fell through, leaving the carrier with few options as fuel costs and operational challenges mounted.
A Disruptor in the Skies
Founded in the early 1990s, Spirit Airlines revolutionized budget travel by pioneering the ultra-low-cost carrier (ULCC) model in the U.S. Passengers could fly for a fraction of traditional fares—but at the cost of add-on fees for everything from carry-on bags to seat selection.
The approach made air travel accessible to millions who might otherwise have driven or skipped trips altogether, particularly to destinations in Florida, the Caribbean, and Latin America.
Spirit’s bright yellow livery and cheeky marketing earned it a cult following, even as it became a punchline for chaotic onboard experiences, viral passenger incidents, and customer service complaints. For budget-conscious travelers, it was a lifeline. For others, it was “Altima Airlines”—a flying embodiment of bare-bones service.
The airline employed thousands and operated hundreds of routes. Its presence forced legacy carriers to rethink pricing, contributing to lower fares industry-wide. Yet, persistent challenges—including the failed merger with JetBlue, high fuel prices, and post-pandemic recovery struggles—ultimately proved insurmountable.
Reactions Pour In
Social media erupted with a mix of nostalgia, memes, and tributes. Many shared stories of affordable family visits, spring break getaways, and memorable (if uncomfortable) flights.
Others expressed relief at the end of an era marked by delays and fees. Employees face uncertain futures, while frequent flyers worry about rising prices as budget options shrink.
One passenger reflected the bittersweet sentiment shared by many: the airline enabled exploration and connection despite its quirks.
What’s Next for Travelers?
Spirit passengers with upcoming flights should check refund status automatically processed to original payment methods. The airline directed customers to a restructuring website for more details. Travelers are advised not to head to the airport, as all operations have halted.
The void left by Spirit could mean higher fares on affected routes, particularly in leisure markets. Competitors like Frontier, Allegiant, and larger carriers may absorb some demand, but the loss of a major ULCC is expected to reduce overall capacity and affordability in the short term.
Spirit’s departure highlights the brutal economics of modern aviation: even disruptive innovators can fall victim to rising costs, thin margins, and shifting market conditions.
For 34 years, the “yellow planes” made flying more democratic. But there are other budget airlines. Though the journey ends here, the impact on the industry—and the memories of millions of passengers—will linger.
Farewell, Spirit. The skies won’t be quite as… spirited without you.
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In the latest development in the high-profile and contentious divorce between Real Housewives of Atlanta alum Kim Zolciak and her estranged husband, former NFL player Kroy Biermann, a Georgia judge has ordered a temporary change in custody arrangements for their four minor children.
According to court documents, Zolciak, 47, must complete four sessions of parent therapy before regaining physical custody.
Until then, the children — Kroy Jagger “KJ” Jr. (14), Kash Kade (13), and 12-year-old twins Kaia Rose and Kane Ren — are to remain in Biermann’s physical custody.
Kim Zolciak Divorce Battle Leads To Loss of Custody
The order took effect after school on Friday, April 3, 2026, with the earliest possible resumption of Zolciak’s parenting time set for April 13, 2026, once the therapy requirement is met.
Background of the Custody Dispute
The couple, who share four children together, has been embroiled in a messy divorce for several years, marked by financial troubles, public disputes, and repeated legal filings.
In late March 2026, Biermann, 40, filed for sole custody and decision-making authority, alleging that Zolciak had been “wholly unavailable” to the children. He claimed she missed parenting time, therapy sessions, and had even been out of the country for extended periods.
The temporary order stems from an agreement signed by both parties at the end of January 2026, which required each parent to participate in counseling sessions — two per month for the first two months, then one per month thereafter — as part of their parenting plan.
Zolciak later addressed the situation directly on her Instagram Stories, pushing back against headlines suggesting she had permanently “lost custody.” She clarified that she had signed a temporary custody order and emphasized there had been “no modification to the custody arrangement outside the agreed-upon temporary order.”
“I signed a temporary custody order at the end of January,” she wrote. “The order clearly states that both the mother and father are to participate in two counseling sessions per month for two months, followed by one session per month thereafter.”
She noted that work obligations in February and March made it difficult to attend the required sessions but stated her counseling was scheduled and would be completed soon.
At the time, she also mentioned having some of the children with her recently, while Kroy had them for spring break under the existing plan.
Court Ruling and Next Steps
A Cobb County Superior Court judge approved the temporary parenting plan, stipulating that the children would stay with Biermann until Zolciak completes the four parent therapy sessions. Once fulfilled, the parties are expected to resume the previously court-ordered parenting plan, which remains in effect unless further modified by the court.22
Zolciak has maintained that she has not lost custody overall and that the arrangement is temporary and consensual in nature, tied specifically to completing the therapy. Biermann, meanwhile, has continued to seek primary (or sole) custody on a more permanent basis, citing concerns about Zolciak’s availability and adherence to the parenting plan.
Ongoing Divorce Drama
The custody battle is just one chapter in what has been a prolonged and public split.
The pair’s divorce has involved significant financial issues, including reported debts, property disputes, and multiple court appearances. Both have previously filed for divorce and reconciled at times, but the proceedings appear to have intensified in recent months.
As of early April 2026, the situation remained fluid. Zolciak indicated she planned to resume her parenting time once the children returned from spring break and her therapy sessions were done. The court’s emphasis on parent therapy appears aimed at improving co-parenting dynamics amid the acrimony.
This case highlights the challenges many high-profile couples face when separating, where child custody decisions often hinge on compliance with court-ordered counseling, demonstrated stability, and the best interests of the children. Updates are expected as Zolciak completes the required sessions and the broader divorce proceedings continue.
Note: Divorce and custody matters can evolve rapidly. The information reflects reports available as of early April 2026.
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ATLANTA — Delta Air Lines announced Friday that it will give more than 80,000 employees a 4% pay increase starting June 1. The raise does not apply to pilots or dispatchers.
In a memo to staff, CEO Ed Bastian credited the increase to the employees’ strong performance and the airline’s solid financial position.
Delta Pay Raises Coming in June
“This raise is possible thanks to your solid performance and Delta’s strong foundation,” Bastian wrote.
A company spokesperson noted that 2026 marks the fifth consecutive year of pay increases for eligible employees.
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Delta, Georgia’s largest private employer, has been generous with its workforce recently. Earlier this year, the airline shared $1.3 billion in 2025 profits with employees — the equivalent of about four weeks of extra pay. Bastian said the company expects to invest roughly $18 billion in its people this year.
“Thank you for everything you do to keep safety first and care for each other and our customers,” he added.
The move reflects Delta’s ongoing efforts to reward its workforce amid strong financial performance.
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Atlanta’s Virginia-Highland neighborhood is gaining another standout from one of its most dynamic hospitality duos. So. Fox is the latest new Atlanta restaurant.
So. Fox, from chef Myles Moody and sommelier Rachael Pack of Kinship Butcher & Sundry, is set to open in early May 2026 at 1017 N. Highland Ave. NE — right next door to their popular butcher shop, cafe, and market.
So. Fox Opening in Virginia-Highland in Atlanta
The name “So. Fox” nods to the Southern Fox grape (also known as the muscadine or scuppernong), an indigenous Southeastern varietal. This choice reflects the restaurant’s deep roots in local ingredients, seasonality, and a sense of place.
Moody and Pack aim to create a convivial neighborhood spot that feels welcoming and community-oriented — a place for early reservations, last-minute walk-ins, and gathering around thoughtful plates and glasses.
Pack and Moody bring impressive pedigrees. They met while working at the two-Michelin-starred Aska in New York and have experience at icons like Eleven Madison Park and Blue Hill at Stone Barns.
Their fine-dining background informs So. Fox, though Moody hesitates to label it strictly as such. Instead, it offers an “elevated, smaller-format, à la carte menu” that prioritizes technique, precision, and hyper-local sourcing.
Menu and Wine Program Highlights
Expect a tight, rotating selection of about 14–16 dishes that changes every two weeks, with daily micro-adjustments based on the freshest available produce, proteins, and pantry items from local farms and purveyors.
The focus leans toward fermentation techniques, composed plates, and showcasing quality ingredients without unnecessary fuss.
Early menu teases include:
- Snacks like Georgia olives, Gulf oysters, and warm olives seasoned in beef fat or house-fermented pickled vegetables.
- Entrees such as cobia cooked over pecan shells with charred fermented cabbage and preserved flowering dill sauce.
The beverage program shines under Pack’s direction, featuring a curated natural wine list with organic, biodynamic, and thoughtfully selected bottles. It pairs seamlessly with the food, alongside non-alcoholic options for broader appeal. The vibe emphasizes knowledgeable yet approachable service.
Design and Atmosphere
So. Fox will seat around 50 guests in an intimate, light-filled space.
Renderings show a bright, wood-toned dining room with ample natural light, evoking warmth and approachability. The building adds historical charm: it originally served as a Standard Oil filling station nearly a century ago before becoming a service station and later Farm Burger (which closed in late 2025).
Building owner Lynn Dewitt highlighted its long role in serving the Virginia-Highland community.
The restaurant positions itself as a neighborhood hub — elevated but unpretentious, ideal for date nights, casual gatherings, or solo glasses of wine at the bar.
Context in Atlanta’s Scene and Kinship Expansion
So. Fox arrives as Moody and Pack expand their footprint. They are also opening a second Kinship location in Grant Park later in 2026, featuring an expanded butcher shop, seafood program, market, and cafe. Their sold-out k|n fine-dining pop-ups have already built excitement for their more polished style.
In a city buzzing with new openings, So. Fox stands out for its focus on seasonality, sustainability, and hospitality rooted in high-end training but tailored for everyday enjoyment. It fits Virginia-Highland’s blend of historic charm and modern energy.
As it prepares for its May debut, So. Fox promises to become a go-to for Atlantans seeking ingredient-driven cooking and thoughtful wines in a relaxed setting. Keep an eye on their Instagram (@so.fox.atl) for updates, reservations, and previews.95
Welcome to the neighborhood, So. Fox — Atlanta is ready for you.
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Actor Josh Brolin and his wife, Kathryn, have put their expansive Sandy Springs, Georgia, compound on the market for $4.999 million after owning it for roughly six years.
The couple purchased the property in 2020 for $3.25 million. It has appreciated significantly, with 2025 property taxes totaling around $52,000.
Brolin’s listing agent, Jacob Bean, highlighted the home’s appeal in an Instagram post, noting that the seven-bedroom, 11-bathroom mansion has served as a go-to rental for Hollywood talent filming in the Atlanta area in recent years.
Josh Brolin Selling Home for $5M
Brolin himself has deep ties to the region. He filmed major scenes for Avengers: Infinity War and Endgame (as Thanos) in the Atlanta metro area, and returned in 2024 to shoot the mystery-horror film Weapons. His wife also has family connections in the area.
Property Highlights
Built in 2003 and thoughtfully redesigned by the firm Pierce and Ward, the gated estate sits on a private 1.5-acre lot and blends luxury living with resort-style amenities.
Key interior features include:
- A dramatic two-story living room
- A chef’s kitchen
- A private office
- A spacious primary suite with spa-like bath
- Three additional ensuite bedrooms upstairs
- A lower level with a home theater, gym, and guest suite
Outdoor spaces are equally impressive, boasting a heated pool, screened rotunda, expansive lawn areas, and a detached guest house offering two fully equipped living spaces.
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The home has drawn attention not only for its celebrity ownership but also for its elegant interiors and prime location between Buckhead and Sandy Springs.
This sale comes as Brolin has noted that his work is pulling the family back to the West Coast. As he told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, they wouldn’t be selling if his projects didn’t require the move.
The property is currently listed and available for showings. For more details and photos, check major real estate platforms like Zillow.
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