The Big Bang Theory creator Chuck Lorre is filing for divorce from his third wife, Arielle Lorre, after three years of marriage
- Lorre has filed for divorce from his third wife, Arielle Lorre
- Court documents show a marriage contract is in place
- He is expected to pay spousal support and pay her legal fees
- Lorre is represented by associate divorce attorney Laura Wasser
- Lorre is known for creating some of the most popular sitcoms in television history
Successful television producer Chuck Lorre has filed for divorce from his third wife Arielle Lorre.
The Two And A Half Men creator, 69, is ending his union with Arielle after more than three years of marriage, according to documents obtained by TMZ on Friday.
The couple had been married since October 2018, and Lorre’s filing claims they decided to end their marriage in May this year, citing irreconcilable differences.
It’s over: Legendary TV producer Chuck Lorre, 69, filed for divorce from his third wife Arielle Lorre, according to documents obtained by TMZ on Friday; 2020 seen
Papers indicate a prenuptial agreement was signed before the couple walked down the aisle in 2018.
The couple have no children together, although The Big Bang Theory creator has two from his first marriage, Nicole, 38, an aspiring director, and Asa, age unknown.
The agreement, according to documents submitted on behalf of the Critics Choice Award winner, states that he will pay spousal support and attorney’s fees.
Prenup: Court filings filed on behalf of The Big Bang Theory creator cite irreconcilable differences for breakup. A marriage contract signed before marriage covers spousal support and legal fees; pictured 2019
Arielle is a popular influencer on Instagram with more than 280,000 followers.
In addition to promoting products on social media, she also posts recipes and is a guest on The Blonde Files podcast, which she describes as “wellness stuff with no Bs.”
The Rhode Island native has spoken openly about her battle with a drug and alcohol addiction that almost took her life. She got sober in 2014.
Details: The couple married in 2018 and have no children together. The creator of Two and a Half Men has a daughter and a son from his first marriage. A prenuptial agreement provides spousal support; pictured 2019
In an essay on The Skinny Confidential, the wellness fan explained how her journey to sobriety eventually became the inspiration for her podcast.
“During my first year of sobriety, I really focused on staying sober, doing a small stress-free job, working on therapy issues, and building a support network.”
“In my second year of sobriety, I decided it was time to get healthy, which meant ABS at the time – I just wanted abs. I started Kayla Itsines’ BBG program and opened an anonymous Instagram account to follow my journey and progress and The Blonde Files was born.
Chuck’s shows B Positive and The United States of Al were recently canceled by CBS, but Bob Heart’s Abishola was renewed and his hit Young Sheldon has a two-year contract.