RHOA’s Drew Sidora Races Husband Ralph Pittman To Court To File Divorce

Drew Sidora and Ralph Pittman have called it quits. The Real Housewives of Atlanta couple has been on the verge of separation for years, according to the actress, and it looks like they finally made the tough decision. Let’s take a look back at their relationship and what lead them to this point.

Drew and Ralph first met back in 2013 while she was promoting her film CrazySexyCool. Sidora was already a mother of one to her son Josiah. It was actually her two-year-old that brought her and Ralph together. Josiah dropped his football, and Ralph ran over to pick it up, sparking a connection with Drew in the process. Their love affair moved quickly, and by 2014 they were married. In 2015 Ralph adopted Josiah and made their family official.

By 2018 they had added two more children to their family, and Drew joined the cast of Real Housewives. Unfortunately, the show cast a light on some of the couple’s issues. As soon as they began filming, Ralph left Drew and the kids for three days following an argument. The couple went to counseling after this, but Ralph later got in trouble after it was revealed that he was sending friendly texts to an assistant.

During a sit down with US Weekly, Drew says that she was so upset that she packed up everything and ran home to Chicago. She also admitted to feeling like she was always on the verge of divorce but felt committed to seeing her marriage through. Drew’s parents have been together 60 years, and she joked that they made marriage look “easy.” It looks like the couple finally hit their boiling point. Drew Sidora and Ralph both attempted to file their own divorce, however Drew beat him by one hour.

Ralph is said to have filed for divorce on Monday, with the documents saying the pair split last Friday with no hope of reconciliation. In a statement, he maintains that their priority is raising their children. He told People Magazine, “We have three amazing young children, and their mindset and growth is what is most important. As we navigate this difficult time, I ask that you please respect our privacy.”