All right, so let's start with Ralph and Drew.
We have previous episodes on them where we go into more detail.
Drew Sidora is an actress, singer, dancer.
She still is.
Yeah, she still is.
Okay, her husband Ralph is on there as well.
I never liked Ralph.
I've been very open about that, but that does not mean that I think Drew is perfect either, so.
[laughs]Still wanna know what happened in Tampa, Ralph
Both of them filed competing petitions on February 27, 2023, and we talked about those in a prior episode.
We went through them.
We went over the statements that they gave to the media about their divorce.
We talked about how Ralph was living in the basement of the marital home.
She would leave the home when he was allowed to emerge from the basement.
[laughs]
[laughs]
As a recap, he filed on the grounds that the marriage was irretrievably broken with no reasonable hope of reconciliation.
Do you wanna read what he was requesting?
Okay, so Ralph wanted joint physical custody with a parenting schedule that results in equal time for both parties and joint legal custody.
He asked to retain final decision-making authority for academics and medical care/health insurance for their two minor children.
I mean, that started out really reasonable, but that's a lot to say like, "Oh, I get the final say for school and medical care and health insurance." He requested sole ownership and exclusive use and possession of the marital residence, claiming that he, Ralph, solely satisfied the loan and maintenance costs.
He requested equitable division of a joint debt from a personal loan used for joint ventures.
All right, so let's start with Ralph and Drew.
We have previous episodes on them where we go into more detail.
Drew Sidora is an actress, singer, dancer.
She still is.
Yeah, she still is.
Okay, her husband Ralph is on there as well.
I never liked Ralph.
I've been very open about that, but that does not mean that I think Drew is perfect either, so.
[laughs]Still wanna know what happened in Tampa, Ralph
Both of them filed competing petitions on February 27, 2023, and we talked about those in a prior episode.
We went through them.
We went over the statements that they gave to the media about their divorce.
We talked about how Ralph was living in the basement of the marital home.
She would leave the home when he was allowed to emerge from the basement.
[laughs]
[laughs]
As a recap, he filed on the grounds that the marriage was irretrievably broken with no reasonable hope of reconciliation.
Do you wanna read what he was requesting?
Okay, so Ralph wanted joint physical custody with a parenting schedule that results in equal time for both parties and joint legal custody.
He asked to retain final decision-making authority for academics and medical care/health insurance for their two minor children.
I mean, that started out really reasonable, but that's a lot to say like, "Oh, I get the final say for school and medical care and health insurance." He requested sole ownership and exclusive use and possession of the marital residence, claiming that he, Ralph, solely satisfied the loan and maintenance costs.
He requested equitable division of a joint debt from a personal loan used for joint ventures.
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