Simon Guobadia Says Fans Should Stop Assuming His Social Media Posts Are About Ex-Wife Porsha Williams

Simon Guobadia Says Fans Should Stop Assuming His Social Media Posts Are About Ex-Wife Porsha Williams
Simon Guobadia is addressing speculation that his social media posts are about his ex-wife, Porsha Williams.
Recently, Simon shared a video on his Instagram Story of pastor Jamal Bryant saying, “Anybody who had me and lost me regrets me to this day because they can’t find another me.” He later posted a screenshot of a fan’s DM that read, “Focus on yourself, stop posting things that talk about regrets or past lessons. Post about good things happening to you. Let the past go. Don’t sound petty.”
His response? “Please focus on yourself. I’m sure you have more important things to do than speculate everything I post has to do with my ex-wife. Please move on.”
Simon’s highly publicized divorce from RHOA star Porsha Williams was finalized earlier this year.
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