Polsa WilliamsAn alienated husband, Simon Guobadiawas released from ICE custody and was deported back to his home country after spending several months in detention center US Weekly Special reports can be made.
Friends and business partners in Cubadia, Tai Chi SAVET,Tell us A few days ago, a Nigerian-born businessman was sent home.
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security website no longer lists Cubadia as its system. us Also obtained a selfie taken by Simon on Monday, June 9.
Savet said Guobadia, 61, was in a “good spirit” state after a difficult experience in the detention center, and this was his first time in jail.
Savet added Guobadia is not angry with the president Donald Trumpwant to sit down with him.
Guobadia and his team have started a new business where they will sell shirts to help people on the ice.
Back in February, Williams’s ex was taken to the Stewart Detention Center in Lupkin, Georgia, for about two hours as part of the government’s massive deportation efforts.
Guobadia moved to the United States in 1982, but reportedly his visa was too high. He left the country but returned for a visa for the second time, according to a local report.
WSB-TV reported that Cubadia was deported in 1992, but in the same year he was granted permanent residence using his “unpublic identity.”
Porsha Williams’ estranged husband Simon Guobadia was still in custody after being detained for a month. Guobadia was born in Nigeria and is still at the Stewart Detention Center in Lumpkin, Georgia, according to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security records. […]
Over the years, he has tried to obtain citizenship, but has been shut down every time.
Williams, 43, filed for divorce from Guobadia in February 2024 after 15 months of marriage.
Exes walked back and forth for several months, asking Williams to use his marriage residence exclusively.
The judge supported Williams and ordered her to live at home until the divorce was finally decided.
Simon Guobadia and Porsha Williams
Paras Griffin/Movie MagazineEXES will face to face at a divorce hearing later this week, and Cubadia is allowed to appear via video due to his deportation.
The reality star and her ex are fighting for a prenuptial agreement signed before walking along the aisle on November 25, 2022.
The hearing was postponed several times, partly due to the detention of Cubadia.
Porsha Williams scored another legal victory over her former Simon Guobadia. According to documents obtained by Us Weekly, the Georgia court in Fulton County awarded the Atlanta star real housewife, 43, “temporary, only and exclusive property, use and occupation” and shared residence in Cubadia. The order includes permission from Williams […]
After being detained, Cubadia asked for a delay in the hearing so that he could have time to attend.
His attorney argued: “The motion to enforce a prenuptial agreement is a substantial motion that requires a fact-finding of the court. The result of the motion will also have a substantial impact on the rest of the divorce case, as it may counteract some of the issues and outcomes of certain lawsuits.”
The judge approved Cubadia’s motion and rescheduled a June 11 hearing.
The order directs the ICE agent to transport Guobadia to the hearing if it is not released.
Williams filed a motion to allow attendance to the hearing via video.
this Rhoa The star’s lawyer told the court,[Williams] is a well-known reality TV character, in which last-minute travel and unexpected opportunities often appear in this career. ”
Simon Guobadia and Porsha Williams
Prince Williams/Wire DiagramHe continued: “[Williams] It shows that this employment opportunity will help [Williams] Offsetting numerous financial obligations [Guobadia] Failure to maintain under temporary orders and offset huge legal costs [Williams] It has happened when the parties are pursuing prenuptial agreements and defending their own objections [Guobadia] Because it is related to instant divorce action. ”
“[Williams] Showing that her claim for virtual appearance is presented in good faith, reflecting a balance of her professional obligations and the serious nature of these lawsuits, rather than the desire to delay or further complicate immediate lawsuits. ”
The judge has not ruled yet.
