Drew Sidora Ordered to Pay Monthly Child Support as Divorce Case Reaches Final Resolution

Reality television personality and actress Drew Sidora has officially finalized her divorce from former husband Ralph Pittman, bringing an end to a legal process that followed the breakdown of their nearly nine-year marriage. As part of the court’s final judgment, Sidora was ordered to pay monthly child support to Pittman, while several financial and property matters were also settled.

According to the finalized court ruling, Sidora will pay $2,218 per month in child support. The payments are scheduled to begin on July 1 and will continue until the couple’s oldest child reaches the age of 18 or graduates from secondary school, depending on the applicable legal requirements.

The court’s decision was based in part on the financial information presented during the proceedings. The judgment determined that Sidora’s monthly income is $38,260.40, while Pittman’s monthly earnings are $27,449. The ruling differs from claims previously made by Sidora during the case regarding Pittman’s income.

The final order also addressed the division of the former couple’s assets. Pittman was awarded sole ownership and possession of the Atlanta home valued at approximately $1.9 million. However, he has been directed to compensate Sidora for her share of the home’s equity. Under the terms of the judgment, Pittman must pay Sidora $145,054.12 within 45 days.

Additional property allocations were outlined as part of the settlement. Sidora retained ownership of her Cadillac Escalade and was also awarded the family dog. Pittman received ownership of a Porsche Taycan and a Cadillac XT5.

The court further ruled that Pittman will continue providing health insurance coverage for the couple’s children. The arrangement was included as part of the broader effort to address the children’s ongoing needs following the dissolution of the marriage.

In another notable aspect of the judgment, Sidora’s surname has been legally restored to Jordan. The court also clarified that neither Sidora nor Pittman will receive spousal support from the other, formally concluding the financial obligations between the former spouses beyond the terms outlined in the settlement.

The ruling closes a significant chapter in the lives of both parties and establishes the framework for future parenting and financial responsibilities. With the divorce now finalized, the court’s decision provides a clear resolution to the issues surrounding child support, property division, and post-marriage obligations.

Outside of the legal proceedings, Sidora continues to focus on her entertainment career. She recently released her latest single, “How Does It Feel,” and is set to appear in the upcoming drama projects “A Sista Holiday” and “A Stranger in My Bed.”

Sources

• People
• TheGrio
• TMZ