RHOA Star Drew Sidora Claims Ex-Husband Has Their Home on the Brink of Foreclosure

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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