She owes a producer $7 million for the failed movie “Fast Flash to Bang Time,” and now bankrupt reality diva Sonja Morgan’s tale has taken a new turn. The “Real Housewives” star moved one step closer to paying off her debt to Hannibal Pictures’ Richard Rionda Del Castro after a judge ruled this week that a home in France she shared with her octogenarian ex, JP Morgan heir John Adams Morgan, can be appraised, paving the way for a possible sell-off to repay her debts. Lawyers for Sonja had reportedly pushed for an appraisal so she could settle her debt without giving up her $6 million New York townhouse. According to sources, Adams Morgan had rented the French house out, making it difficult for value assessors to enter. Sonja issued a statement saying, “Out of respect to my ex-husband, our families, my brand and future ventures … I will not be able to discuss any details.” A rep for Adams Morgan said, “The property in Ramatuelle, France, is owned by Société Civile Stam LLC, not by Sonja Morgan and John Morgan individually … he has no objection to Sonja having [it] appraised, and never has had any objection to an appraisal of the property.”