REAL Housewives of Orange County’s fired star Barunwyn Windham-Burke and her ex-husband Sean have been “sued for eviction.”
The pair have also been accused of “owing $45K in rent on their California mansion.”
According to court documents obtained by Radar Online, the owner of the Newport Beach mansion leased by the former Bravo star filed a civil lawsuit on July 12.
In the lawsuit, landlord Karen Ogden claimed the reality stars leased the 5-bedroom, 6 ½ bathroom, 8,000 sq. ft. home back in January 2020.
The pair agreed to pay $15,000 a month in rent for a lease that spanned one-year and six-months.
Braunwyn and Sean allegedly failed to pay rent for three months, with the landlord claiming the couple was notified and were kicked out last month.
The docs stated that the landlord asked the couple to pay the $45k and leave the property immediately.
According to the paperwork, the luxury home comes with “double sub-zero refrigerators and an expansive kitchen island clad with Macassar wood” along “a glass enclosed gym, multi-purpose/play room and a movie theater with stadium seating, top-quality sound system, custom leather couches and a stage for special performances.”
The legal problems come just days after it was revealed the RHOC alum and her husband had split.
Braunwyn, 43, and Sean, 53 officially announced their separation in an Instagram Live session on Monday night.
She explained: “We are packing up this house, the one we filmed in last year, and we are moving.
“We have decided jointly that we are going to take a few months apart.”
After weeks of “looking for a home” but having no luck, Braunwyn decided to take some time off and leave California for a “few months.”
Braunwyn shared: “He is moving into a furnished rental for a few months and I am taking the kids to Hawaii for a while.
“We have decided jointly that we are going to take a few months apart.”
The RHOC star and Sean tied the knot in 2000 and share seven children: Bella, 20, Rowan, 18, Jacob, 15, twins Curran and Caden, eight, Koa, six, and Hazel, three.
Back in December 2020, the housewife came out as a lesbian and shared that she had a new love interest in her life.
Despite their decision to part, Braunwyn and Sean revealed their plans for co-parenting while they wait to see what the future holds.
She explained: “What we would like to do is when this is over, get a house that the kids stay in and then we might go [back and forth].
“We haven’t decided if, after this little experiment of having a few months apart, if we are gonna come back together and live together as friends and family, or if we’re going to just keep the kids in the house and we’ll come in and out.”
On Tuesday, The Sun exclusively revealed that the exes were sued for $25,000 after “violently injuring” a driver in a car accident months before announcing their separation.
The pair were sued in January 2021 for personal injury in the amount of $25,000.
