RHOA Star Drew Sidora Slapped With $30K Lien on Georgia Mansion

Drew Sidora wearing stylish boots

More money, more problems?

Drew Sidora and her husband Ralph Pittman are accused of screwing over a company that helped build the couple’s new home in Duluth, Georgia home.

Per Radar Online, Tidal Wave Response claims they performed work on the Real Housewives of Atlanta couple’s new home but NEVER received full payment for the job.

The reality TV couple recently purchased a 6-bedroom, 6.5 bathrooms, 9,220 sq ft mansion, located in the same neighborhood as RHOA OG NeNe Leakes.

Tidal Wave claims they provided services in connection to water damage mitigation services. They claim they are owed $29, 306.45.

The lien was filed on April 2 and has yet to be released to date. If the lien remains, Tidal Wave will receive the owed money when Drew and Ralph sell the home.

In March, Drew shared a photo of her and Ralph in front of their new home on Instagram.

“Last week you guys saw my new house! This is the home where we will be raising our family ? kudos to @ralphpittmanjr for managing the move by himself,” she captioned the post.

The post also shared photos inside the home, which came with “completely new hardwood floors throughout lead to luxurious gourmet kitchen w/dream island and top appliances.”

The home also boasts, a “private guest bedroom on main” as well a master bedroom “with all the right conveniences, and master sized bedroom closet.”

It also features a “private saltwater pool, a full finished basement with full living quarters, a wine cellar, and a reading room,” according to the listing.

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