'RHOA' Star Cynthia Bailey's Ex-Husband Peter Thomas Accused Of Owing $450k In Back Taxes
Jan. 6 2022, Published 6:25 p.m. ET
Former Real Housewives of Atlanta star Cynthia Bailey’s ex-husband has been hit with a massive federal tax lien.
According to court documents obtained by RadarOnline.com, the IRS is accusing Peter Thomas of owing money related to his former Uptown Restaurant & Lounge.
The Atlanta spot closed down in 2010 with Thomas blaming the recession. It appears the government is just getting around to reviewing the tax filings.
The lien accuses Thomas of failing to pay quarterly taxes starting in December 2008 through December 2009. He allegedly failed to make a total of 10 payments totaling $450,399.52.
The IRS warns Thomas they could begin the process of seizing his assets if the debt isn't paid in full immediately. The lien was filed over the summer but has yet to be released — meaning the bill has yet to be paid off.
Thomas has gone on to open several other restaurants including Bar One in Miami — where he moved after his divorce was finalized in 2017.
Thomas has suffered financial issues over the past couple of years including a nasty court battle with his ex-wife.
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As RadarOnline.com first reported, in September, Bailey quietly dismissed the lawsuit accusing Thomas of failing to pay back a $170k loan. The Bravo star filed the complaint in 2020 seeking the court's help on collecting her money.
Peter Thomas' 2019 mugshot
Bailey said she loaned her ex the money with him agreeing to pay back the balance in 36 months.
“Defendant has breached the parties Agreement and is in default under the Promissory Note and owes the Plaintiff One Hundred and Seventy Thousand ($170,000.00) Dollars in principal, plus interests from May 27, 2020 until the note is paid,” the suit read.
Bailey wasn't playing around with her money either. In the suit, she asked the court for permission to foreclosure on Thomas' Atlanta property and use the profits to settle her bill. She even asked for Thomas to pay her attorney fees.
Thomas never responded to the suit in court and it appears a private settlement was worked out between the two.
Bailey and Thomas were married from 2010 until 2017.
