VanderpumpRules’ Katie Maloney and Tom Schwartz get real about the downside to divorce.
, went on to explain that this week is “bittersweet” for them on many levels. For starters, the twosome are selling their Los Angeles home that they shared while married.
“I don’t need much in life, but it’s hard to go backwards when you had something full of so much joy and happiness,” the Florida State University alum said, to whichTo make the sale even more emotional, Maloney revealed that they are closing escrow on the property one day before their sixth wedding anniversary. , which has yet to be finalized.,” to which the Tom Tom cofounder agreed. They also noted that the actual process of splitting assets and legally separating is anything but fun.explained.
Schwartz revealed that marriage is a “beautiful thing” and then when you get divorced, it’s “reduced to like a piece of paper that we sign and then it’s just over. … [It’s] the least romantic thing.”is looking on the bright side. “I won’t say I’m happier than I’ve ever been, but I’m very optimistic and grateful,” he told his estranged wife. “It wasn’t easy getting to where I am now.”
Schwartz added: “I’m happy that we’re still close. I think relatively speaking, we’ve done a damn good job divorcing each other.”In order to view the gallery, please allow Listen to Us Weekly's Hot Hollywood as each week the editors of Us break down the hottest entertainment news stories!
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