Ioan Gruffudd's Ex-Wife Begs Fans For A 'Spare Room' Amid Claim She And Her Kids Are About To Be 'Homeless'

Alice Evans is crying out for help as she fears she and her daughters will be rendered homeless in about two weeks' time.

The actress claims her financial situation is so "dire" that she can't keep up with her rent, causing her landlord to kick off evacuation procedures against her.

Alice Evans has since accused her ex-husband, actor Ioan Gruffudd, of turning down jobs to prevent his income from increasing so he doesn't have to pay more in child and spousal support.

Evans took to her Instagram account late Wednesday to plead for help as she and her daughters risk being ejected from their residence.

The "Fascination" actress said that she had hit "rock bottom" and begged fans for a spare room, noting that she and her daughters "have nowhere to go."

"Four years of hell. And now the girls and I are going to be homeless," she wrote in her photo. "Somebody, please help. I think I have reached rock bottom."

"In 16 days, we have nowhere to go. Does anybody have a spare room? I'm so sorry for this. So embarrassed," she added.

According to the Daily Mail, in court documents filed earlier this month, Evans claimed that her financial situation was "dire" and would seemingly affect the chances of her and her daughters, Ella and Elsie, having a roof over their heads.

Evans' situation comes after her acrimonious divorce battle with actor Ioan Gruffudd after 14 years of marriage.

The pair met on the set of their 2000 film "102 Dalmatians" and got married in 2007, but split in 2021 following rumors of marital discord.

According to a report, the actress called out her ex-husband for seemingly enjoying a luxurious life while she and their kids suffer.

Evans claimed that the "Fantastic Four" star lives comfortably with his new wife in a $5,500-a-month apartment with a home gym while she and their two children cannot afford "basic necessities."

On her Instagram stories, she reflected on the period since she split from Gruffudd, lamenting how she's at her "wits' end" because of how things have become difficult for her.

"I can't do this anymore. It's been over four years. Just me and the girls. Keeping them safe. Trying to provide for their every need," she wrote. "We have nowhere to live from June 1st. I'm so sorry for putting this on everyone, but I am at my wits' end."

"I just want a safe place for me and the kids to call home. We have found some lovely little places, but we need a co-signer. I'm desperate," she added.

Evans claimed earlier this year that she reached out to Gruffudd for help with securing an apartment, as her income wasn't enough to cover most homes, but he refused.

She claimed that she also checked in with shelter homes, but they were "all full," in part due to the ravaging effects of the L.A. fires.

According to the Daily Mail, Gruffudd agreed to pay Evans $3,000 per month in child support and $1,500 a month in spousal support in September last year. However, the actress has seemingly protested that the $4,500 fee isn't enough to live in L.A.

In her 60-page filing, she wrote that the money is "insufficient to cover the children's and my basic necessities," even when combined with her earnings from attending fan conventions.

She slammed the actor in a March filing for saying he "does not really believe" she was facing eviction and that she secretly had the money to pay for it.

"He went on to testify that I was faking eviction in an effort to make him look bad and negatively impact his public image, and even, quite bizarrely, to 'increase Alice's personal exposure,'" Evans shared.

"Apart from the fact that this is simply untrue, it is both shocking and offensive that Petitioner would stoop to such a level as to accuse me of faking not only my own impending homelessness and level of poverty but that of the two children we share who he has chosen not to see in order to affect him in some way. I am astonished by his assertions," she added.

Earlier this month, Gruffudd shockingly alleged that Evans tried to give their daughters cocaine after leaving the door open for a drug dealer to enter. The Welsh actor made the bombshell accusations as he filed to renew his restraining order against her.

He noted in court documents that he received a call from his children in July 2020 saying their mother was "openly consuming cocaine," and witnessed her try to give their daughters some while he was on a FaceTime call.

In other claims, the actor said Evans barged into a meeting he had with a teacher in their children's school, even though they had not booked an appointment at the same time.

"I signed up to attend a private parent-teacher conference at my children's school on November 17, 2022," he wrote in his court declaration, per the Daily Mail. "I selected the final appointment of the day to ensure no possibility of running into Evans and confirmed that Evans had not signed up to attend a conference."

"My private meeting with my child's teacher was in progress when Evans stormed into the classroom. I went into a state of shock," he penned, adding elsewhere that Evans gave him and his new wife, Bianca Wallace, the middle finger when they bumped into each other in the street in 2023.