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‘RHOA’ Porsha Williams’ Ex Simon Guobadia Indicted on Federal Tax Charges

October 30, 2026:

‘RHOA’ Porsha Williams’ Ex Simon Guobadia Indicted on Federal Tax Charges

Porsha Williams’ Ex Simon
In Hot Water With Uncle Sam …
Hit With 2 Felony Tax Charges

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Simon Guobadia is in hot water with the feds … he’s been indicted for allegedly filing false tax returns … TMZ has learned.

According to court documents obtained by TMZ, the ex-husband of “Real Housewives of Atlanta” star Porsha Williams was indicted Tuesday in federal court in Georgia on 2 counts of assisting in the preparation and filing of a false federal tax return.

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Prosecutors claim Simon filed paperwork in March 2021 reporting $0 in taxable income … despite allegedly knowing he’d made more than he reported.

The feds also allege Simon underreported sales for his company, Simcol Petroleum Limited, which listed more than $45 million in gross sales on the paperwork.

And prosecutors say it happened again in July 2021 … when Simon allegedly reported just $58,231 in taxable income, while his company listed nearly $31 million in gross sales.

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The feds claim Simon knew his taxable income and gross sales were actually higher than what he reported.

Court records also show an arrest warrant was issued for Simon … though it’s unclear if he’s been taken into custody.

Simon, of course, is the ex-husband of ‘RHOA’ star Porsha Williams. The two married in November 2022, but Porsha filed for divorce in February 2024 after just 15 months together.

As TMZ previously reported … Porsha scored a major victory in their messy divorce earlier this year, securing their multimillion-dollar Atlanta mansion and a seven-figure settlement.

Simon was also deported from the U.S. in 2025 amid immigration issues.

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