Ioan Gruffudd ordered to increase maintenance payments to ex-wife Alice Evans A judge has ruled that Ioan Gruffudd must increase his maintenance payments to his ex-wife Alice Evans, despite her online harassment campaign against him and his new wife Bianca Wallace. The judge found that Gruffudd had overpaid Evans by $27,000, not $400,000 as he claimed. A judge has ruled that Ioan Gruffudd must increase his maintenance payments to his ex-wife Alice Evans, despite her online harassment campaign against him and his new wife Bianca Wallace. The judge found that Gruffudd had overpaid Evans by $27,000, not $400,000 as he claimed. Evans had told the court that she had been suffering financial hardship since their split in early 2021 and that she has their two daughters, Ella and Elsie, 100 per cent of the time.Gruffudd had asked to pay nothing to his ex-wife due to her 'emotional abuse' but the judge ruled that he must pay 10 per cent of his gross income to Evans, which amounts to $1,862 a month. The judge also ruled that $168,000 in a Coutts savings account was indeed Evans' personal money, but criticised her for not disclosing it to the court in a timely manner.Gruffudd had initially said that four accounts belonging to him were community property but then changed his tune, which the judge was not persuaded by. The judge wrote that Gruffudd's 'persuasive case' against paying his ex-wife failed because the online harassment was a 'misdemeanour' offence rather than a crime. He also noted that Evans' lack of sincere and sustained effort to cease the abusive behaviour, such as staying off social media, was a factor in the decision.Evans' attorney, Janina Verano, told the court that Evans had moved on with her life and that there were no threats or abuse anymore. Evans had embarked on her online harassment of Gruffudd in 2021, which she claimed was due to her isolation, loss of her marriage and her devastation when she found out that Gruffudd had fallen in love with Bianca Wallace