Lori Loughlin’s recent separation from husband Mossimo Giannulli has raised concerns about her financial future, especially regarding the couple’s prenuptial agreement. This prenup reportedly stipulates that all assets remain separate property.
Details of the Prenuptial Agreement
Sources indicate that Mossimo Giannulli insisted on a prenuptial agreement prior to their marriage in 1997. At the time, he had a net worth exceeding $100 million. If the terms of this agreement remain unchanged, Lori Loughlin may not receive any financial support from him in their divorce.
Impact of the Separation
Lori has been living separately from Mossimo for months, yet she does not yet consider herself “single.” Reports suggest she is waiting to see the outcome of their separation.
- Increased focus on her relationship with her daughters.
- Emotional distress due to unfulfilled expectations from Mossimo.
Background: The Legal Issues
The couple’s legal troubles stem from their involvement in the 2019 “Varsity Blues” college admissions scandal. They were accused of paying $500,000 to Rick Singer, a college admissions consultant, in an effort to secure their daughter Olivia Jade’s admission to the University of Southern California on a crew scholarship.
Both Lori and Mossimo entered plea deals, admitting to conspiracy charges. Lori served two months in prison, while Mossimo was sentenced to five months.
Current Situation
Despite the separation and legal challenges, Lori has maintained a strong bond with her daughters, prioritizing quality time with them during this difficult period. She expected a change in Mossimo’s behavior after their release from prison, but, as sources reveal, she has been disappointed.
As the divorce process unfolds, the implications of the prenuptial agreement could significantly affect Lori Loughlin’s financial standing.
