Ioan Gruffudd's Ex: Evicted & Broke! Demands More Child Support NOW!

By: María Fernández Published On: 22/07/2025

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The tumultuous divorce battle between Ioan Gruffudd and Alice Evans continues to escalate, with Evans now requesting a significant increase in child and spousal support. The actress claims she and their two daughters, Ella (15) and Elsie (11), were recently evicted from their Los Angeles home due to her inability to afford the $6,500 monthly rent.

According to court documents obtained by PEOPLE, Evans, 56, is seeking a raise from the current $4,500 Gruffudd pays monthly. She alleges that she has had to rely on donations from friends and a GoFundMe campaign to make ends meet. The GoFundMe account reportedly raised $18,000.

Evans claims she has “burned through” her savings to cover living expenses and mounting legal fees related to the divorce proceedings. In court filings, she states that she can no longer financially support her children without additional assistance from Gruffudd.

Gruffudd, known for his role in 'Fantastic Four,' is contesting Evans' claims. He accuses her of manipulative behavior, including allegedly coaching their children to send him emotionally charged messages in an attempt to extract more money. He further alleges that Evans intentionally got herself evicted by ceasing rent payments and instead taking the children on a vacation to Europe.

The former couple is scheduled to appear in court to address Evans's request for increased financial support. The outcome of this hearing could have significant implications for both parties as their already contentious divorce continues to unfold in the public eye. The legal battle highlights the financial strains and emotional complexities that can arise during and after high-profile divorces.

What's Next for Ioan Gruffudd and Alice Evans?

The court's decision will determine the level of financial support Gruffudd is obligated to provide. This case underscores the challenges faced by individuals navigating divorce and child support arrangements, especially when significant income disparities and accusations of financial mismanagement are involved.