‘RHOA’ star Ralph Pittman apologizes to Drew Sidora amid divorce
Ralph Pittman has offered Drew Sidora his “sincere” apologies in the wake of their divorce. The business strategist has taken responsibility for his part in the “deterioration” of their relationship in a statement to People on Friday. Pittman has acknowledged the ultimate reason that led to their divorce and has taken this time to introspect and work on himself to become a better version of himself. He is hopeful for brighter days ahead.
Pittman has expressed his love for Sidora, who is also the mother of his two children, Machai, 8, and Aniya, 5. Marriage is a challenging journey, and Pittman has dedicated himself to providing support, encouragement, and being a pillar of strength for his wife and children.
Sidora’s representative has not yet responded to TheFantasyTimes’s request for comment on Pittman’s statement.
The “Real Housewives of Atlanta” stars’ divorce was made public in March, nine years after they tied the knot. In court documents filed in February, Sidora accused Pittman of cheating, “blatant disrespect, and mental abuse.”
In a People interview four months later, the “That’s So Raven” alum revealed that her “boiling point” was when Pittman’s alleged
Ralph Pittman is sending Drew Sidora his “sincere” apologies amid their divorce.
The business strategist took accountability for his “part in the deterioration of [their] relationship” in a statement to People Friday.
“Although we know the real reason that ultimately led to my request for divorce, I’m taking this time to be more introspective and working to become the best version of myself,” the 40-year-old wrote.
“As seasons change, I’m hopeful and optimistic for brighter days ahead,” he continued.
Pittman, who shares son Machai, 8, and daughter Aniya, 5, with his estranged wife, went on to tell the outlet that he loves Sidora, 38, “with all [his] heart.”
He added, “It is no secret that marriage is a challenging journey, one that is not for the faint of heart. My family means the world to me and I’ve dedicated myself to providing support, encouragement and acting as a pillar of strength for my wife and children.”
Sidora’s rep did not immediately return TheFantasyTimes’s request for comment on Pittman’s remarks.
News broke of the “Real Housewives of Atlanta” stars’ divorce in March, nine years after the duo tied the knot.
In February court documents, Sidora accused her partner of cheating, “blatant disrespect and mental abuse.”
The “That’s So Raven” alum told People four months later that her “boiling point” occurred when Pittman’s alleged “behavior and inappropriateness” continued when they joined the Bravo series in 2020.
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Despite the “embarrassment” she suffered onscreen, Sidora shared her hopes for an “amicable” co-parenting dynamic in the future.
“I’m hoping for us to come out of this and be able to be friends and be respectful,” the actress, who is also the mother of son Josiah, 12, from a previous relationship, said in the June interview.
Sidora and Pittman’s tumultuous romance played out on “RHOA,” with the “Game” alum even neglecting to wear her wedding ring during Season 14.
She stopped wearing the jewelry after her husband’s former assistant allegedly offered him a massage via flirty texts.
When Pittman slammed Sidora at the time for her inability to “move beyond” the “incident” — which he labeled a “figment of [her] imagination” — viewers and castmates alike called out his alleged gaslighting.
Kenya Moore referred to the businessman as a “disrespectful … a–hole” at the time, comparing him to her estranged husband, Marc Daly.
While Sidora and Pittman both listed different dates of separation in their divorce filings — Feb. 23 and Feb. 19, respectively, they agreed that their union is “irretrievably broken.”
