Ioan Gruffudd and Alice Evans are at battle over their youngsters.
The former couple confronted off in a Los Angeles court on Wednesday for their years-long youngster support case.
The “102 Dalmatians” actors were seen arriving to the courthouse individually in photographs taken by The Post.
Ioan Gruffudd and his new spouse Bianca Gruffudd arrive for court on July 23, 2025. Frederick M. Brown for NY Post
Alice Evans arrives for court in Los Angeles on July 23. Frederick M. Brown for NY Post
Gruffudd, 51, arrived with his pregnant spouse Bianca Wallace, whom he married in April. The “Fantastic Four” actor wore a darkish blue go well with and tie and mild blue costume shirt.
Wallace, 32, confirmed off her child bump while rocking a long navy blue costume and a small black jacket. She held Gruffudd’s hand as they walked into the courtroom collectively.
Bianca Wallace and Ioan Gruffudd maintain arms arriving at court on July 23. Frederick M. Brown for NY Post
Ioan Gruffudd with his new spouse as he arrives in court for his youngster support case. Frederick M. Brown for NY Post
Meanwhile, Evans, 56, wore a black skirt and shirt and black sun shades. She walked next to a lady who appeared to be one of her attorneys.
According to the Daily Mail, Gruffudd and Evans ignored each other during the court assembly. Gruffudd reportedly sat on the reverse facet of the room from his ex-wife, while his present spouse sat three rows behind him.
Alice Evans on the telephone arriving at court on July 23. Frederick M. Brown for NY Post
Alice Evans outside the Stanley Mosk Courthouse in Los Angeles. Frederick M. Brown for NY Post
The listening to was meant to deal with Evans’ calls for that Gruffudd increase her youngster and spousal support. The exes share daughters daughters Elsie, 11, and Ella, 15.
But after a 90-minute delay, the choose rescheduled the listening to for August 12 when a date will be set for the begin of the trial, per the Daily Mail.
Ioan Gruffudd and Bianca Gruffudd leaving the Stanley Mosk Courthouse after the listening to was postponed. Frederick M. Brown for NY Post
Ioan Gruffudd and Bianca Gruffudd attend the “Fantastic Four: First Steps” LA premiere on July 21, 2025. FilmMagic
Gruffudd and Evans were married from 2007 to 2021. Despite finalizing their divorce in July 2023, the exes have continued to battle over youngster and spousal support. Days before the court listening to, Gruffudd and Wallace attended the LA premiere of “The Fantastic Four: First Steps” on July 21. The actor performed Reed Richards/Mr. Fantastic in two of the franchise’s movies.
In latest court paperwork obtained by People, Evans requested the court to increase Gruffudd’s youngster and spousal support funds from the $4,500 a month that he’s at the moment paying.
The “Lost” actress reportedly claimed that she and her daughters were evicted from their LA home because she couldn’t afford the $6,500 month-to-month rent.
Alice Evans and Ioan Gruffudd with their daughters at the “Snow Dogs” premiere in LA in 2018. Getty Images
Evans, per People, also alleged that she “burned through” her financial savings to pay for legal charges and dwelling bills. She claimed she had to borrow money from buddies and set up a GoFundMe account to make ends meet.
In the court docs, Evans accused Gruffudd of being in a position to afford more in support.
Ioan Gruffudd and Alice Evans at the “King Arthur” premiere in London in 2004. Getty Images
In his legal response, the “Titanic” actor claimed Evans “purposely got herself evicted” and was “intentionally ceasing paying rent and instead taking the children on a vacation trip to Europe,” according to People.
Gruffudd acknowledged that Evans’ motive was to “support her false public narrative of financial destitution in an attempt to further harm my reputation… as a fraudulent way to strong-arm me into paying more support than I can afford.”
Alice Evans, Ioan Gruffudd at an occasion in Beverly Hills in 2009. Getty Images
In addition, Gruffudd reportedly claimed he’s obtained “dozens of stressed messages” from his youngsters about Evans’ “false and manufactured claims of becoming homeless in the immediate future” that have left him “mortified.”
Gruffudd was ordered by a court in October to pay Evans $3,000 per month in youngster support and $1,500 per month in spousal support.
Evans at the moment has full custody of her daughters.
