Bryan Abasolo and Rachel Lindsay.
Leon Bennett/Getty ImagesBryan Abasolo Allegedly retaliating rachel lindsayhas proposed $9,882 in monthly spousal support.
Abasolo, who filed for divorce from Lindsay in January, is requesting that virgin The star awarded him spousal support of $16,275 per month, TMZ The report cited new court documents obtained on Wednesday, July 3.
“After paying my monthly expenses, I am left with nothing,” Abasolo, 44, said in the filing, according to TMZ.
In June, Lindsay, 39, detailed her and Abasolo’s monthly expenses. Asked the court to order $9,882 monthly According to documents obtained, she had provided spousal support to her ex-husband. our weeklyLindsay claimed in a document filed June 26 that Abasolo’s average monthly cash flow totals $13,413, while she’s $61,019. She also said her monthly expenses are more than $49,500.
“Our married life was not as wonderful as Brian makes it out to be,” Lindsay said in the documents. “In fact, we rarely saw each other or lived together during our short marriage.”
Abasolo Applied for emergency spousal assistance In May, he claimed he was making $1,300 a month. He also asked Lindsay for $75,000 to pay for his attorney fees, according to documents obtained by The Verge. We,
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Responding to the request, Lindsay said in her June filing, “I do not have a lot of money, as he admits. And, I certainly cannot afford to pay his attorney $75,000 for our simple divorce case. If I did that, I would not have enough money left to pay my own attorney.”
Abasolo and Lindsay met in season 13 The Bachelorettewhich aired in 2017, and got married two years later in 2019. They have been married for four years.
In his filing in May, Abasolo claimed he “put his career as a chiropractor on hold to relocate twice for Rachel’s career,” including moving to Los Angeles so she could pursue a career in the entertainment industry.
“I would like to move out of our family home as soon as possible, but it is not financially possible to maintain our standard of living at this time,” he said in his proposal.
However, in Lindsay’s June filing, the former Excessive The reporter painted a dismal picture of his and Abasolo’s married life.
During their marriage, Lindsay claimed she and Abasolo “rarely went out together and didn’t even go on monthly dates.”
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