ATLANTA, GEORGIA: In a dramatic turn of events, Drew Sidora made her grand entrance as a new cast member of the infamous 'RHOA' during Season 13 back in 2020. Despite being a fresh face among the housewives, Drew's presence in the entertainment world stretches far beyond her reality TV debut. A true veteran in the industry, she embarked on her illustrious career as a child actress at the age of 9.
However, life hasn't been all glitz and glamour for Drew. Recently, she found herself in the spotlight due to her highly publicized divorce from Ralph Pittman. After nearly a decade of marriage, irreconcilable differences drove them apart, and their attempts to salvage the relationship proved futile. To add fuel to the gossip fire, Drew faced a rather unexpected legal battle when her former maid filed a lawsuit demanding $1000. As the world buzzes with curiosity, all eyes have now turned towards uncovering the truth behind Drew Sidora's net worth.
Drew Sidora's early life and education
Born on May 1, 1985, in Chicago, Illinois, United States, Drew Sidora grew up with her family in the same city. She has four siblings - three sisters and a brother - and spent most of her childhood playing and having fun with them. Her dad, Dr. Robert A. Jordan, is a famous pediatrician and physician, while her mom, Jeanette Jordan, is a well-known pastor. Drew's love for acting and singing started early in life, and she used to sing in her church's choir. As she grew older, she pursued her passion for acting and focused on her career after finishing school. In 2014, she tied the knot with Ralph, and now they have three kids together.
Drew Sidora's career
As a child, Drew kickstarted her acting journey as the youngest member of the 'Hook Players Theater Ensemble' in Hollywood, California, which had a residency at the Richard Pryor Theater. Her first on-screen role came at the age of nine in the 1995 made-for-TV movie 'Divas,' centered around an all-Black girl group, where she had a small credited role.
Fans may also remember Drew from the TV show 'That's So Raven,' where she portrayed the recurring character Chantel during Seasons 4 and 5, airing in 2004 and 2005. Between 2003 and 2006, she made guest appearances on TV shows like 'What I Like About You,' 'Without a Trace,' and 'Girlfriends.'
However, it was her role in the 2004 movie 'White Chicks,' directed by the Wayans Brothers, where she made her silver screen debut as Shaunice. Nevertheless, it was the 2006 dance movie 'Step Up,' starring Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan, that is widely considered Drew's breakthrough role. In the film, she played Lucy Avila, the best friend of Jenna's character, Nora. Not only did she showcase her dance skills, but she also displayed her singing talent with two songs featured on the official 'Step Up' soundtrack: 'For the Love' and 'Til the Dawn.'
In 2007, Drew portrayed a fictionalized version of herself in Seasons 1 and 2 of the show 'The Game,' a 'Girlfriends' spin-off focused on the life of a professional football player, Derwin Davis, and his girlfriend, Melanie Barnett. During her time on the show, Drew's character was a singer with whom Derwin had an affair, leading to the breakup of him and Melanie.
As her career continued to blossom, Drew's path intersected with fellow actress and former Atlanta Housewife Eva Marcille, who introduced her to 'The Real Housewives of Atlanta' (RHOA). Drew went on to play the role of Tionne "T-Boz" Watkins in the 2013 made-for-TV movie 'CrazySexyCool,' chronicling the rise to fame of the girl group TLC in the '90s. She also appeared as a main cast member in TV shows like 'JD Lawrence's Community Service' (2013), 'One Love' (2014), and 'Hindsight' (2015). More recently, she worked on the TV movie 'Line Sisters,' which was released in 2022.
Drew's dedication to her craft remains evident, as she shared on-set photos in April 2023, demonstrating her thriving acting career. But Drew's talents don't stop there; she is also a gifted singer. In June 2023, she released her latest EP, showcasing yet another aspect of her multifaceted abilities in the entertainment industry.
What is Drew Sidora's net worth?
For the past 25 years, Drew has been a significant part of America's entertainment scene, appearing in numerous TV shows and movies that have brought her both success and wealth. Alongside her acting career, Drew is also a talented singer, lending her voice to various artists and releasing her own singles. People particularly admire her music on the 'Step Up' movie soundtrack. With her dedication and hard work, Drew's net worth now sits at an impressive $4 million. She resides in a stunning house located in Los Angeles, which many envy. Cars are another passion for Drew, and she owns quite a collection, including a luxurious Mercedes, a tough Land Rover, and several others. Even her husband shares her love for cars and has an impressive collection of his own!
Why was Drew Sidora sued by her maid?
"Drew has been accused of hiring a personal chef and nanny but not paying them as agreed. The woman suing Drew, Monique Wane, says she agreed to cook and take care of Drew's children for a weekly payment of $1000. However, after the first week, she only received $150 through CashApp, despite trying to get the rest of the money she was owed. Wane is now taking legal action and seeking the full payment of one thousand dollars plus legal fees. In the upcoming episode preview, she opens up about the lawsuit and what actually happened.
Drew was seen storming out of dinner in tears during a trip to Portugal after arguing with Shereé Whitfield. Before she walked off, Shereé asked Drew at the table if the chef preparing their brunch was going to get paid because there was talk on the Internet that she didn't pay one of her chefs. "I'm tired of my feelings not being acknowledged," Drew says as Sanya Ross tried to comfort her outside. Shereé also joins the duo. Drew confessed that the "lawsuit is not a f**king joke" and that she's never been sued in her life. In her defense, she said she did pay her maid. Now she's just trying to defame Drew. In her confessional, she says, "It's not about the $1000." She continued, "It's about a woman who has reached out to bloggers and my family to disrespect and defame me." Sheree apologized for bringing it up, and Kenya Moore, on the other hand, said that they would split $1000 eight ways to support Drew. The ladies were intrigued by the fact that Drew did not pay Monique Wane $1000 just to settle the dispute and get it out of the way.
