EXCLUSIVE DETAILS: Under Pressure? — Alice Evans Accused of 'Verbally Threatening Elderly Neighbor' and 'Breaking Into Her Home'… as Messy Divorce from Ioan Gruffudd Takes a Twist

In the turmoil of her highly publicized divorce, a video making the rounds online allegedly shows Evans confronting a neighbor, demanding she open the door or face a call to the police.

Eyewitness accounts suggest that the 57-year-old actress became enraged after her neighbor left a note on Evans’s vehicle, complaining about being blocked in.

The footage shared on Reddit displays Evans confronting her neighbor at what appeared to be around 2 a.m., insisting she come outside to face her.

A voice from inside the house could be heard asking, “What do you want?”

In a fit of rage, Evans allegedly shouted at the woman: “You do not want to live in peace!” to which the neighbor retorted, “I do!”

The star of 102 Dalmatians supposedly answered back: “Then why do you leave notes on my car, b****?”

The argument escalated quickly into a series of cursing exchanges, and after roughly two minutes, it seemed that “Evans may have entered the neighbor’s home.”

“You want to mess with people’s lives,” Evans allegedly yelled while attempting to force her way inside. “You are a f****** pain for everyone. Everyone hates you.”

As she departed, Evan supposedly sneered one last insult, calling the neighbor a “scary old woman.”

Recently, Evans has shown troubling behavior, hinting that the pressures of her legal proceedings against Gruffudd are weighing heavily on her.

Since the couple filed for divorce in 2021, the emotional turmoil seems only to have escalated, with Evans now choosing to sever ties with her legal counsel.

Documents obtained exclusively by RadarOnline.com indicate that Evans has formally filed for a Substitution of Attorney, choosing to represent herself moving forward.

The current attorney will continue to advise her on important matters such as spousal support and necessary adjustments to restraining orders while preparing Evans for court.

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An attorney, Renee Bauer, owner of Happy Even After Family Law in Connecticut, remarked that Evans’s decision to represent herself could lead to significant mistakes in her case.

“Evans should consider finding new legal representation ASAP, as self-representation can create numerous pitfalls,” Bauer stated. “There are legal procedures, laws, and rules of evidence that must be followed.”

“She may not realize what she lacks in legal knowledge,” added Bauer.

The actress has provided no explanation for her chosen path, yet Bauer noted that deciding to represent oneself often comes from a misalignment of expectations between a client and their attorney.

“When someone parts ways with their attorney, it typically signals either unrealistic client expectations or a fundamental mismatch with their legal representation,” Ellen concluded.