Drew Sidora Ordered to Pay Child Support in Ralph Pittman Divorce

When Drew Sidora and Ralph Pittman’s marriage ended, the legal battles were just getting started. Now, after years of back-and-forth courtroom drama, a judge has finally issued the final judgment on their divorce—and the results paint a picture of how complicated splitting up high-profile lives can be.

The Real Housewives of Atlanta star was ordered to pay $2,218 per month in child support for their two children, according to court documents obtained from the judgment entered on June 8. The decision came after both Drew and Ralph testified during the trial. Here’s where it gets interesting: the court determined that Drew earns approximately $38,000 per month, while Ralph brings in around $27,000. Those numbers are starkly different from what Drew claimed earlier in the case, when she argued Ralph was making over $70,000 monthly. The income disparity ultimately shaped the entire financial outcome of their split.

Beyond child support, the divorce settlement carved up their lives piece by piece. The couple, who married in 2014 and separated in 2023, own a $1.9 million home in Atlanta. Ralph got the house but has to pay Drew roughly $145,000 for her interest in it. When it comes to their cars, Drew keeps the Cadillac Escalade while Ralph takes home the Porsche Taycan and a Cadillac XT5. One detail that probably mattered more than the vehicles: Drew gets to keep the family dog. Neither party will receive spousal support, and Drew’s last name will be restored to Jordan.

The road to this judgment wasn’t straightforward. Earlier this year, a judge ordered Drew to vacate the home entirely, threatening her with homelessness. But in May, that decision was reversed after Drew made her case to the court. The latest judgment gives her a path forward—she can stay until she receives her $145,000 equity payment, after which she’ll need to leave. It’s a compromise that at least offers some stability as she navigates life after marriage to Ralph Pittman.