Lori Loughlin and Mossimo Giannulli’s divorce is moving through Los Angeles Superior Court, and the paperwork is already raising eyebrows. Loughlin filed her petition last month, asking that their assets be divided according to the prenuptial agreement they signed in 1997 and amended in 2015. Giannulli responded Thursday with his own filing citing irreconcilable differences, but he made no mention of the prenup at all. Instead, he asked the court to determine whether spousal support should be payable.
The details are adding up in interesting ways. Loughlin listed their date of separation as August 31, 2025. Giannulli left that field blank. The couple married in November 1997 and share two daughters, Isabella Rose, 27, and Olivia Jade, 26. Sources say the 2019 college admissions scandal was a turning point the marriage never recovered from, and that Loughlin reportedly discovered incriminating messages on his phone before she initiated the split. Giannulli has also been spotted publicly with a much younger stylist.
Both served federal prison time for their roles in the admissions scandal, so this family’s private life has been public for years. Now the legal questions around the prenup and support are the next chapter. Do you think the prenup should hold up, or should the court decide everything from scratch?
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