Mossimo Giannulli Seeks Spousal Support in Divorce from Lori Loughlin

While both parties have cited irreconcilable differences as the primary catalyst for the split, the financial path forward remains unsettled. Giannulli’s petition asks the court to determine if spousal support is payable to either party and requests a judicial decision regarding the coverage of legal expenses. He noted that the full extent of their shared assets, debts, and individual property remains under review, prompting an order for a comprehensive disclosure of all financial records.

The couple, who navigated the public fallout of the 2019 college admissions scandal together, had previously signed a prenuptial agreement in 1997, which was later amended in 2015. Although Loughlin referenced this agreement in her initial September filing to govern the division of property, Giannulli’s latest court documents omitted specific mention of the document. Reports suggest the marriage had been strained for years, with insiders alleging that the pressure of the federal fraud convictions and subsequent prison sentences created irreparable friction between the two.

Loughlin, who officially filed for divorce following a separation in August 2025, has reportedly expressed a desire to finalize the proceedings swiftly. Sources close to the actress claim she felt the relationship was beyond repair after discovering private messages on Giannulli’s phone. As the case progresses, the court will now oversee the disclosure of financial assets, a process that follows months of public speculation regarding the couple’s private lives and the alleged attempts at reconciliation by the 63-year-old designer.