Porsha Williams Calls Out Simon Guobadia's 'Erratic Conduct' After He Claims She Brought Gunman to Their House

Porsha Williams is speaking out against her estranged husband Simon Guobadia after he responded to her divorce filing with new claims.

In a motion filed by Guobadia on Monday and obtained by PEOPLE, he alleged that The Real Housewives of Atlanta star, 42, "abandoned" their shared home but later returned with a "man visibly bearing a gun for reasons unknown to [him].”

The incident allegedly took place on March 21 and police were called to the scene in order to "maintain the peace," per the motion.

On Monday, Williams filed a response to Guobadia's motion. In the docs, which were obtained by PEOPLE, she denied the claims made by her estranged husband, calling them "false statements and allegations" that are "intentionally misrepresenting the reality of the situation."

In his motion Guobadia claimed Williams, 42, instructed "third parties"" to harass him "in an effort to force" him and others out of the Georgia home. He also alleged that Williams invited the "armed gunman" into their home on two separate occasions.

However, in her response Williams claimed that there "was no need to have prior discussions with Husband, as there was a clear Prenuptial Agreement that required Husband to vacate the Marital Residence by March 22, 2024. Wife further shows that after learning Husband was having multiple women in the Marital Residence, she no longer felt comfortable staying in the residence with her minor child."

Elsewhere in the complaint, Guobadia claimed that Williams, her mother and her mother's partner made a "forcible entry" into the home on March 24 to disconnect security cameras and "tampered with items and evidence.” (PEOPLE reached out to the Gwinnett County Police Department for confirmation but did not receive a response.)

In her response, Williams claimed that the "parties have always had personal security" and that both their security teams "cooperated and worked together while both on the premises."

Guobadia further claimed that Williams' behavior has been "erratic, unstable, threatening, and harassing" to the home's staff and their child upon filing for divorce, leading Guobadia to ask the court for a restraining order against his estranged wife.

Williams claimed that she returned to their shared residence on March 21 to "retrieve her daughter’s swim items" and again on March 24 "to secure her personal belongings."

"The parties have always had personal security, as such it is unclear why [Guobadia] is attempting to push a false narrative that even minimally suggests that [Williams] returned to the marital residence with any nefarious intentions," the response filing states.

During another instance on March 7, Williams claimed she went to the home and brought "personal security for her own safety in light of [Guobadia's] erratic behavior, including hosting multiple strangers who were unknown to [her]." She also claimed he disabled her access to the home on multiple occasions and has since fled the country to Dubai.

In her response, Williams pointed out that Guobadia was allegedly refusing to adhere to the terms of their prenuptial agreement and asked that the court deny Guobadia's motion and grant her exclusive possession of their home, given Guobadia's "erratic conduct."

She also requested that Guobadia be ordered to pay her attorney fees since she "has incurred and will continue to incur significant attorneys’ fees and expenses of litigation to defend against [his] Motion."

In February, PEOPLE confirmed that the couple had filed for divorce after 15 months of marriage.

News of their split comes as rumors fly online about Guobadia's citizen status. However, at the time, a source told PEOPLE the divorce is "unrelated to recent allegations involving Simon's past" and the cause of their split was an "ongoing matter."

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Williams, 42, and Guobadia, 59, said "I do" in November 2022 in a Nigerian traditional native law and custom ceremony followed by an American ceremony in Atlanta.

The pair announced their engagement in May 2021 after one month of dating. "Yes we are crazy in love," Williams captioned a selfie with Guobadia. "I know it's fast but we are living life each day to its fullest. I choose happiness every morning and every night."

Guobadia echoed Williams' sentiments, telling his followers that he asked her to marry him "because we checked ALL of each other's boxes, and then some."