Pregnant Bianca Wallace insists she never had an affair with Ioan Gruffudd and accuses his ex Alice Evans of inventing the 'disgusting, vile story' and says trolls have threatened her and her unborn baby because of it
The former couple are currently in a bitter legal battle and Alice, 56, previously accused her estranged husband of cheating on her for three years with Bianca, who is 21 years her junior.
And now Bianca, 32, has finally responded to the accusations as she revealed she did not have an affair with Ioan after receiving threats towards her unborn baby from trolls.
Taking to Instagram on Monday with a screenshot of the hate she has received as she stated the affair accusations were 'pathetic' and 'utterly ridiculous'.
She penned: 'I have ignored this truly pathetic narrative for nearly 4 years now because of how utterly ridiculous and clearly insane it is.
'But threaten my innocent, unborn baby and the time for ignoring is up! Absolutely no one will ever threaten my baby over a made up story about an affair that literally never happened! No way.'
Responding to Alice's claims directly she continued: 'In October 2021 my husband's ex made up a disgusting, vile story about my husband and I having an affair.
'For 3 years and 9 months the narrative as been ongoing, making people like 'rivqah2020' message me, and now my unborn baby, threats like this.
'The TRUTH has been set in black and white, in clear evidence, under oath numerous times, and all available in public record.'
She added: 'I will not have my innocent baby born into this completely intentional manufactured drama. This has all got to end now, and it needs to end with the truth and facts.
'My husband and I haven't deserved one second of this, and now, our unborn baby is being threatened and attacked. Absolutely no f*****g way!
'I know that I speak for so many people out there who have lived through this kind of abuse, lies and manipulation when I say we are all sick and tired of the b******t now.'
Alice previously confirmed her separation from the Welsh star in a series of furious tweets posted on Twitter in January 2021 - with Ioan moving on with his new girlfriend Bianca in the following October.
Since Ioan and Bianca went public with their relationship, Alice has hit out at their relationship on social media.
Back in 2022 Bianca posted a snap of her and Ioan holding hand which Alice branded 'sick' and 'evil' and claimed seeing the image was like a 'stake in the heart.'
In the latest update in the case Evans filed court documents - found by DailyMail.com - in which she claimed poverty and was so broke that she had to borrow money from friends and set up a GoFundMe account that raised $18,000 in donations.
Alice has since confirmed she is doing a Meet and Greet in Covington, Georgia as she took to Instagram to share the exciting news on Tuesday.
She penned: 'Guys I am coming to Covington!!!! I will be there the 8th and 9th of November to see you all die meets and greets and selfies and photo opps, hosted by the amazing Vampire Stalkers!
'More info to come - and wait for the wobbly video - but I am absolutely thrilled at this opportunity to still make it to Covington to see you all.
'Let me know if you're going to be there! (Or if you can't but would like to) Love you guys!'
Last Wednesday's court appearances by all three were supposed to be an evidentiary hearing in which Ioan and Alice were to joust over her demands for him to shell out more than the $4,500 he is currently paying in support money for her and their two daughters.
But instead, after a 90-minute delay during which Judge Josh Stinn huddled with their lawyers, the judge kicked the can down the road, scheduling another hearing August 12 when a date will be set for the case to go to trial.
She said that she and her girls - Ella, 15 and Elsie, 11 - were recently evicted from their LA home because she couldn't afford to pay the $6,500 per month rent.
Alice has since confirmed she is doing a Meet and Greet in Covington, Georgia as she took to Instagram to share the exciting news on Tuesday
She contended that she had to 'burn through' her savings to pay living expenses and legal fees.
And she insisted Ioan- who married Bianca in April - can afford to pay more than the $3,000 per month child support and $1,500 spousal support he now pays.
But Ioan is fighting his ex's cash demands and in his own court filing, blasted Evans' claims, saying that she 'purposely got herself evicted… intentionally ceasing paying rent and instead taking the children on a vacation trip to Europe.'
Her motive, he said, 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.'
Ioan, also maintained that subpoenaed bank records show that, far from being broke, Evans made more than $130,000 in 2024 and is expected to earn a similar amount this year - a claim that Evans called 'false and misleading.'
In his recent court filing Ioan told how he was 'mortified' to have received 'dozens of stressed messages from our minor children in which they have parroted Alice's false and manufactured claims of becoming homeless in the immediate future.'
But in her new court documents, Alice denied manipulating the children to send plaintive messages to their father.
'I absolutely did not ask the children to send messages to (Ioan) about our eviction and pending homelessness,' she said. 'The children are well aware of our financial distress and the eviction.'
Ioan and Alice met on the set of the movie 102 Dalmatians more than 20 years ago. They fell in love in real life and were married in Mexico in 2007.
Ioan filed for divorce in March 2021, shortly after Alice announced on social media that her husband of 14 years was leaving her.
They were divorced in July 2023.
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