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<\/p>\nWhile she was still holding her peach on The Real Housewives of Atlanta, Porsha Williams met Simon Guobadia while he was married to Falynn Pina. Their meeting seemed innocuous, but after Simon and Falynn got divorced, he and Porsha’s whirlwind romance quickly began. In fact, they only dated for a short time before getting engaged in May 2021. Porsha left the reality series around that time as well and was quickly hit with fan accusations that she was the reason his marriage to Falynn ended.<\/p>\n
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Porsha defended herself and married Simon in 2022. They blended their families together, and everything seemed fairy tale perfect, but Simon’s ex-wife shared in a 2023 interview that life with Simon was anything but perfect. Falynn was a guest on Baller Alert when she shared more insight into her former marriage to Simon, and the biggest thing she revealed was the depths of Simon\u2019s controlling behavior. She said, \u201cI was never allowed to have anything for myself, so here I was sitting on all this money, and I had nothing!\u201d In a more recent interview with Baller Alert, Falynn insinuated that Porsha did in fact, contribute to the ending of her marriage to Simon, and when asked what would happen if she were to run into Porsha, Falynn said, \u201cThat wouldn\u2019t be a safe scenario\u2026 at the end of the day, she knows what she did,” hinting that Porsha got together with Simon to get revenge on her.<\/p>\n
Regardless of the rift between Falynn and Porsha, Simon still has plenty of his own problems. News broke that Simon was accused of fraud after attempting to secure his American citizenship back in February 2024. His alleged crimes go back decades to the 80s, and they were financial in nature. He stayed in the U.S. long after his tourist visa ran out, too, leading him to pursue a green card marriage that was quickly seen through by the U.S. government. So he was deported. He came back to commit some more crimes and overstayed that tourist visa as well. He was supposed to be deported again, but he then assumed a fake identity and has lived happily ever since. Until, of course, he was caught again. Shortly after the news broke, Porsha filed for divorce, an action that also came after she announced her RHOA return. Now, even in the midst of his own legal woes with the federal government, Simon has sent a cease and desist letter to Porsha for filming in the home that they once shared. It’s a move that indicates, despite the immense issues he’s facing on his own, that he still wants to exert control over Porsha.<\/p>\n
Simon has enough problems on his own. So what exactly would issuing a cease and desist to Porsha for filming in their house do for him? The answer is absolutely nothing. According to Investopedia, a cease and desist order is \u201ca written notice demanding that the recipient immediately stop an illegal or allegedly illegal activity. It may be an order or injunction issued by a court or government agency or a letter from an attorney.\u201d According to Page Six, a source close to RHOA’s production team said that they haven’t even filmed at the house, which, if true, makes the cease and desist completely pointless. So, what was his end goal?<\/p>\n
Simon has made a lot of claims about Porsha since she filed for divorce. He claimed that she brought an armed gunman into their home after filing, saying that he had to call the police to defuse the situation. He has also claimed that Porsha and others have been harassing him via the phone and claimed that Porsha tried to force her way into their former home with her mother and her mother’s boyfriend. Simon’s claims are interesting, as Porsha has refuted all of them. She said that he is being vindictive, as his controlling behavior is one of the reasons why she filed for divorce. According to Porsha, while she was on vacation in Dubai, Simon changed all the locks and codes that she needed to get back into the house. It’s always plausible that there’s some truth to Simon’s story, but there’s an even more realistic narrative that makes sense when considering his past.<\/p>\n