BREAKING: Aaron Phypers is taking legal action against his estranged wife, Denise Richards, demanding half of her lucrative OnlyFans earnings. New divorce documents filed in Los Angeles reveal that Phypers, 53, claims he played a crucial role in building Richards’ account, asserting that he holds the intellectual property rights to her content.
In court filings obtained by Page Six, Phypers alleges he is entitled to “half of the OnlyFans income that is our joint income” and accuses Richards of cutting him off from their shared earnings. He estimates that Richards earns between $200,000 and $300,000 per month from her subscription-based platform, which she launched in 2022.
Phypers insists that this claim is not about spousal support but rather a property right to their jointly earned income. “I do not believe this constitutes spousal support,” he stated, emphasizing his contribution to the business.
Adding an urgent twist to the situation, Phypers revealed he is facing financial difficulties, claiming he is “about to be evicted” and is “out of money.” He has fallen behind on rent and utilities, escalating the stakes in this contentious divorce.
Tensions between the couple have further intensified, as Richards recently testified that Phypers became violent during her recovery from a cosmetic procedure in May. She described the incident as resulting in “at least three concussions” and a black eye, raising serious allegations against him.
In a stark rebuttal, Phypers denied Richards’ accusations during his testimony, suggesting that she is prone to bruising easily. “She would bruise her arms, all sorts of stuff,” he claimed, while also asserting, “I don’t abuse my wife.”
However, the claims took a dramatic turn during the restraining order hearing when Phypers’ cousin, Kathleen McAllister, testified that she witnessed him strike Richards in the January 2022 incident, which left her with a bad black eye. “I’m literally in shock now to this day about it,” McAllister said.
Richards, 54, who gained fame on Real Housewives of Beverly Hills and starred in Wild Things, is currently seeking to make a temporary restraining order against Phypers permanent. The couple married in 2018 and shares two daughters, Sami and Lola, with Richards’ ex-husband, Charlie Sheen.
This unfolding drama not only highlights the complexities of their personal lives but also raises questions about the financial implications of social media fame. As this story develops, the public remains captivated by the legal battles and personal struggles of these high-profile celebrities.
Stay tuned for more updates as this situation continues to evolve.