Topic / Subject
Simon Guobadia says he “absolutely” regrets marrying Porsha Williams, while the divorce settlement details keep getting cited in the post-split blame cycle.

TL;DR
Page Six reports Simon says he regrets the marriage, and People reports a judge denied his appeal, leaving prenup-based terms in place that include $40,000 per month in spousal support for 14 months.

Key Details
• In a Page Six interview, Simon Guobadia said he “absolutely” regrets marrying Porsha Williams and claimed he felt targeted for financial reasons.
• People reports a Georgia judge denied Guobadia’s appeal related to the divorce settlement, reinforcing the prenup-based outcome.
• People reports the settlement includes $40,000 per month in spousal support for 14 months, plus other prenup-tied property and fee terms.
• The “over $5 million on the wedding” figure is described as Simon’s claim in coverage, not independently itemized in the linked reporting.

Breakdown
This is reality TV divorce drama with two parallel tracks: the feelings track and the paperwork track.

Simon is leaning hard into regret and “I was targeted” messaging, which is the kind of narrative that plays well in interviews and on social. But People’s reporting centers on the legal side, where the prenup holds and the appeal gets denied.

That gap is why the story keeps looping. One side is emotion and reputation. The other side is court outcomes and terms that do not move just because someone is mad about them.

Unless there is a new filing or a new ruling, the next headlines will mostly be media sparring and public framing, not a new legal twist.

What to Watch Next
• Any additional legal filings that go beyond talk and into court.
• Whether Porsha responds publicly, or stays quiet and lets the rulings speak.
• If new claims surface that can be verified beyond interview quotes.

Sources
Page Six — Simon Guobadia “absolutely” regrets marrying Porsha Williams
People — Porsha Williams Scores Legal Victory as Ex Simon Guobadia’s Divorce Appeal Denied by Judge

Comment
Do you think this is real regret, or just post-divorce image management?