Porsha Williams' Ex Orders 'RHOA' Star Be Found in Contempt for 'Intentionally' Violating Court Order in Bitter Prenup War

Simon wants to see every document related to her contract, finances, and conversations with RHOA producers to prove that she allegedly no longer needs his money — or at least, not as much as they agreed to years ago — however, he charged in the latest legal filing on Tuesday, “To date, the Wife has willfully and intentionally violated this Court’s February 22, 2024 Standing Order by refusing to turn over her mandatory discovery pursuant to the Fulton County Rules."

He also claimed that because of Porsha's "complete lack of respect" for the court order, the production company behind the reality TV franchise, True Entertainment, LLC, "refuses" to turn over the documents he requested.

"On April 23, 2024, the Wife filed Petitioner’s Objection to and Motion to Quash Respondent’s Subpoena to True Entertainment, LLC (attached as Exhibit F) in order to prevent the Respondent from obtaining Wife’s financial records and information which are relevant to the determination of the enforceability of the parties’ prenuptial agreement at issue," Simon's filing read.

Porsha's ex insisted that her financial status has drastically changed since signing the deal.

"Since the execution of the prenuptial agreement the Wife entered into an agreement with True Entertainment, LLC/Bravo/NBC Universal/Truly Original where Wife’s income exceeds millions of dollars, which has drastically and unexpectedly changed the facts and circumstances and intent of the parties when entering into the prenuptial agreement," he alleged.

Simon claimed the prenup is not enforceable for multiple reasons.

“The November 17, 2022 Prenuptial Agreement is not enforceable for several reasons including there was no meeting of the minds, the terms are unconscionable, and because the facts and circumstances have changed since the Prenuptial Agreement was executed, making the agreement unfair and unreasonable," he wrote.