After more than three years of custody battles, basement confrontations, and a flood of headlines, Drew Sidora and Ralph Pittman are choosing to close the chapter on their marriage and the ongoing basement-dweller drama. The development arrives amid fans weighing the significance of Sidora’s well-compensated salary, which has been a focal point in the divorce filings.
Court documents obtained by People show Sidora has been ordered to pay Pittman $2,218 per month in child support for their two children. The filings indicate Sidora’s monthly income runs around $38,260, while Pittman’s earnings are listed at about $27,449 per month. Pittman will continue to provide health insurance for the children, and any medical expenses not covered by insurance will be divided equally between the two ex-spouses.
The settlement also grants Pittman exclusive ownership of the couple’s Atlanta residence, allowing him to relocate from the basement to the upper levels. However, he is required to compensate Sidora $145,054.12 for her share of the home’s equity within 45 days of the filing date of the order.
TMZ also weighed in on the filings, highlighting Sidora’s earnings from The Real Housewives of Atlanta. Her compensation climbed from roughly $352,000 in Season 15 to about $380,000 in Season 16, then rose to approximately $465,000 for Season 17. The documents indicate her most recent contract was roughly $26,000 per episode.
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The final judgment arrives just days after Sidora secured a temporary victory in court.
As previously reported by BOSSIP, a Georgia judge reversed an earlier ruling that would have required the actress and singer to leave the marital home by May 31. At the time, Sidora argued that such a move would impose a substantial financial burden on her family while the divorce proceedings remained unresolved.
Even with the divorce now finalized, tension between the former spouses remains. According to TMZ, Sidora has recently asked Pittman to cover more than $400,000 in legal fees she says accrued during the contentious divorce process. In court filings, she alleged that Pittman intentionally prolonged the proceedings and characterized his conduct throughout the case as “continuous and unrelenting.”
Sidora also claimed Pittman repeatedly gave her false hope about reconciliation before changing direction. During testimony, she allegedly compared his demeanor to “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde,” asserting that he would swing between acts of kindness and hostility.
Pittman, however, pushed back against these accusations. He reportedly charged Sidora with failing to fully disclose her income and sought $320,000 in his own legal fees from the court.
Although the official paperwork may finally be signed, one of Atlanta’s most high-profile reality-TV splits continues to fuel conversations. For the moment, Sidora and Pittman appear to be focusing on co-parenting and advancing into new chapters, even as their divorce narrative remains among the most talked-about in recent RHOA history.
