Bianca Wallace has broken her silence to deny allegations of an affair with actor Ioan Gruffudd, after receiving threats directed at her unborn child. The 32-year-old, who is expecting her first child with Gruffudd, dismissed claims made by his ex-wife Alice Evans as 'pathetic' and 'utterly ridiculous'.
In a lengthy Instagram post, Wallace shared evidence of abuse and stated that the time for ignoring the narrative was over. 'Threaten my innocent, unborn baby and the time for ignoring is up,' she wrote, adding that the affair 'literally never happened'.
The accusations have been a recurring feature of the ongoing legal dispute between Evans and Gruffudd. Evans, 56, has repeatedly claimed that the relationship between Wallace and Gruffudd began as a betrayal before their marriage ended. Gruffudd has described the allegations as 'entirely fabricated' and 'malicious'.
Wallace entered a relationship with the Welsh actor months after his separation from Evans in early 2021. The couple married in 2023 and are now expecting a child. Wallace insisted that the truth had been established 'under oath numerous times' and was available in public record.
The legal battle also involves child and spousal support. Gruffudd currently pays $4,500 (£3,369) per month, comprising $3,000 for child support and $1,500 for spousal support. Evans has claimed financial hardship and launched a GoFundMe campaign, while Gruffudd has accused her of 'manipulating the situation'. A court hearing is scheduled for August 12.
Evans shares two daughters with Gruffudd, Ella, 15, and Elsie, 11. She has also announced a public appearance in Georgia in November. The custody dispute remains ongoing.
