Just a few weeks ago, we all celebrated the news that Porsha Williams was finally returning to Real Housewives of Atlanta. Now, her estranged husband Simon Guobadia is trying to put it all in jeopardy. Things change so quickly.

In new court documents reviewed by Page Six, Simon threatened Truly Original, the production company behind RHOA. He sent them a cease-and-desist letter demanding they stop filming at his house. He said if they don’t, he’ll have to pursue further legal action.

Simon wants to distance himself from RHOA

Over the last few weeks, Porsha and Simon have been battling over their home. According to their prenuptial agreement, Simon was supposed to vacate the premises within 30 days of the divorce. That hasn’t happened, and Porsha has asked the courts to force him out. She claimed he ran away to Dubai and changed the locks on her.

In Simon’s letter, he said he doesn’t want any RHOA footage captured on the property. He sent the production company a copy of the deed to the house just to prove that Porsha doesn’t have ownership over the property. In the letter, he told the company that “failure to comply” with his requests would result in him “taking legal action accordingly.”

Meanwhile, it’s not even clear if production on RHOA Season 16 has even started. A source close to the production said nothing had even been filmed at the house. If anything, Porsha could always rent an Airbnb to film Season 16. It wouldn’t be the first time a Housewife spent a season in a rental.

In addition to Simon’s cease and desist, he has also requested a judge issue a restraining order against Porsha. He claimed she’s been exhibiting “erratic behavior,” including showing up at their house with a gunman. With all of this drama, it’s safe to say this divorce won’t be settled anytime soon.