On Thursday, the latest appeal filed by Miss Appiah to own Odartey Lamptey’s plush East Legon residence was thrown out by the Court of Appeal.
Gloria Appiah had sought to claim ownership of the seven-bedroom apartment as part of her alimony after their divorce.
But her appeal was once again not successful after the presiding judge considered her claims to be untenable.
In the aftermath of the ruling, Odartey Lamptey said he will not relent until he evicts his ex-wife from the apartment.
"We will do whatever now to move her from the house, as soon as possible," the former Aston Villa star told Kasapa FM, as quoted by the Graphic Online.
Odartey Lamptey and his ex-wife got divorced after DNA results proved the ex-footballer was not the biological father of their three children.
The matter led to the collapse of their 20-year marriage, but disagreements between the couple over compensation to Miss Appiah led to a protracted legal tussle.
Two years ago, the Appeal’s Court rejected her claim to the said mansion but she filed another case with the hope that the decision would be overturned.
However, for the second successive time, the court has thrown out Miss Appiah’s appeal to own the ex-footballer’s apartment at East Legon.
The legal tussle between Odartey Lamptey and his ex-wife has been rumbling on for eight years despite their divorce.
In 2017, Accra High Court ordered Miss Appiah to vacate her ex-husband’s 7-bed room apartment at East Legon.
The court, however, instructed Odartey Lamptey to settle her with his 4-bed room house at Dome in addition to a car and an amount of Ghc 200,000.
Miss Appiah, though, was not satisfied with the judgement and proceeded to file an appeal against the ruling.
Having seen the earlier verdict being upheld, she filed another appeal but that has also now been thrown out.
Meanwhile, Odartey Lamptey is currently happily married to actress Ruweida Yakubu, and the couple is blessed with three adorable children.