Well the drama continues on and off screen with The Real Housewives of Atlanta (RHOA) these days and this time it's not Nene in the middle of some media madness. The drama this time comes from freshman reality star to the series, Porsha Williams.
Stewart filed for a petition for divorce on Friday with the Fulton County Superior Court in Atlanta. Another celebrity couple bites the dust. Stewart states in divorce papers that his marriage to Porsha Williams is “irretrievably broken” and the two are separated.
Williams although she has barely been on the show has already worked the nerves of viewers as the black, Barbie, trophy, stepford wife to former Steeler, Kordel Stewart.
Remember William's statement on RHOA during the girls outing in Las Vegas that her husband "let her come on the trip."
Stewart came off as some kind of cave man relic who was all about being king of his castle and his wife Porsha could barely make a move or decision on what dress or lipstick to wear without his approval. But what made matters worse is that Ms. Porsha was more than happy to done her 1960's housewife ideology and pearls and play the role for her man.
Stewart who liked to brag about being a traditional man seems to be embracing some very new age ideas of man and provider in the divorce proceedings.
Stewart asks the court to find there are no marital assets to divide. He says Williams is “an able-bodied person, earning income, and is capable of supporting herself.” He asks that neither side be ordered to pay alimony.
Well isn't that very progressive of Mr. Stewart. Porsha my advice is that you need to tie your weave back into a ponytail, put on your big girl panties, get a ruthless divorce attorney and plan on taking this fool to the cleaners....LOL.
Hmm...I have to disagree with her fighting him back on this. People no longer take the institution of marriage seriously anymore, & the trend now is "If it's broken don't fix it, just divorce it", and that is not the way it was meant to be. Marriage is "til death do us part", & they should have taken that into consideration before making this "lifetime" commitment. Discussions about children should not be held in front of a camera for millions of viewers to see. That conversation should have been held LONG before they even started to consider marriage. As for Kordel, I don't know him personally, but I highly doubt that he's that much of a "traditional man", b/c if that were so, he would have known to air all of this out BEFORE asking for her hand in marriage. People fail to realize exactly how heavy the titles of "Wife" & "Husband" really are, & if they truly knew, I they would think twice about "just doing it" & take it more seriously...But I'm just one voice in a million...who cares what I think? LOL
Posted by: Essence Massey | 03/27/2013 at 05:21 AM
@Essence. You are so correct that folks take the idea of marriage very lightly these days. I am unfortunately ending an almost 20 year relationship and it was difficult for many years but you try and make it work. I agree that those two needed to have some serious conversations before they even entered into a contract of marriage. Thank you for reading and sharing your views!
Posted by: charles easley | 03/27/2013 at 06:03 AM