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RHOA Porsha Williams Faces Major Loss In Divorce Settlement

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It’s only been a few months since Porsha Williams and Kordell Stewart finalized their divorce, and as it turns out, Porsha walked away from the marriage with almost nothing to show for it.

When the divorce was finalized back in December, Porsha decided to restore her maiden name, but it seems as if Kordell’s last name was the only thing the reality star even had a chance at keeping.

The former NFL star definitely came out on the winning end of the deal, according to legal documents obtained by TMZ.

The “Real Housewives of Atlanta” star will get no alimony, neither of Kordell’s homes, no health insurance, no NFL retirement money, nor will she snag even one of the two cars.

It’s a major loss for the petite star, who claims she gave up her own business ventures to be with Kordell before the marriage began falling apart.

She isn’t walking away completely empty-handed, however.

Porsha will get to keep the engagement ring, roughly $19K for attorney’s fees, other legal costs and personal items such as clothes and jewelry.

Kordell, on the other hand, is walking away with his 2013 Mercedes, a 2010 Porsche, full NFL retirement benefits, two lavish homes, two undeveloped plots of land, all of the interest in his companies, and the comfort of no longer sharing his last name with the woman he locked out of his Atlanta mansion.

He is even off the hook for any purchases Porsha made on his credit card.

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According to legal documents, Porsha even has to completely pay off her own credit card balances.

Unfortunately for Porsha, the bad news doesn’t end there. Recent reports suggest that she might not be returning to the Real Housewives for the next season.

Considering the lack of drama circulating around Porsha and her divorce finally being settled, it wouldn’t be shocking if producers decided to replace her with someone who will bring a lot more baggage to the show.

In hindsight, looks like buying that extravagant home in NeNe’s neighborhood may not have been the best move for Porsha.

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