Drew Sidora may be navigating a contentious divorce, but the Real Housewives of Atlanta star isn't ruling out the possibility of reconnecting with a familiar face from her past: Michael B. Jordan.
During a recent appearance on the Reality Nightcap podcast, Sidora was asked whether there was anyone from her dating history she'd consider revisiting. Her answer quickly reignited interest in a relationship she only recently revealed publicly. "There is one if, you know, they called, I would answer," Sidora said when asked if she would "circle the block" with a former flame. When pressed for clues, she pointed to a photo of the two attending the NAACP Awards together years ago, adding, "Do some Googling."
Sidora revealed last year that she had dated Jordan long before he became one of Hollywood's biggest stars. At the time, she explained that their relationship dated back to his early acting days and said they were close enough that she spent time with his family while he spent time with hers. The relationship remained largely unknown to the public until Sidora began discussing it on podcasts.
The possibility of a Jordan reunion surfaced again after a producer on Reality Nightcap quickly identified the mystery ex as the Oscar-winning actor. When the topic came up, Sidora acknowledged Jordan's appeal, agreeing that he is "very handsome" while laughing off suggestions that he would make a great stepfather to her children.
The conversation arrived at a particularly complicated moment in Sidora's personal life. The actress is currently in the middle of a years-long divorce battle with her estranged husband, Ralph Pittman.
During the interview, she described the process as emotionally draining, saying the ongoing legal fight has become increasingly difficult because their children are now seeing headlines and social media coverage about the case. "It's been three years," Sidora said. "Through divorce, it's like no one really wins."
Recent court developments have added even more scrutiny to the split. Pittman was recently awarded temporary primary physical custody of their two children during the school year, while Sidora was ordered to vacate the Georgia home they once shared.
The divorce has also played out publicly on recent seasons of The Real Housewives of Atlanta, where both have discussed the challenges of co-parenting and ongoing litigation.
Even with the legal drama continuing, Sidora made it clear she hasn't given up on love. She told the podcast that she still hopes to marry again one day and remains optimistic about her future.
