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Denise Richards, Aaron Phypers Evicted Over $84,000 Debt

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  Published in House and Home on Sunday, February 1st 2026 at 3:34 GMT by People
      Locales: California, UNITED STATES

Los Angeles, CA - February 1st, 2026 - Former reality television star Denise Richards and her husband, Aaron Phypers, are facing a significant legal and personal setback. The couple has been officially evicted from their Los Angeles home after a protracted dispute with their landlords over unpaid rent totaling a staggering $84,000. The situation, which has unfolded over several months, raises questions about financial stability even amongst seemingly successful public figures and highlights the often-unseen pressures facing those in the entertainment industry.

According to court documents obtained by People and independently verified by this publication, Richards and Phypers leased the opulent property in May of 2023. The monthly rental cost was a substantial $46,000, placing it firmly within the upper echelon of Los Angeles real estate. While details regarding the property itself remain somewhat scarce - believed to be a contemporary home in a desirable Hollywood Hills neighborhood - the sheer cost speaks to a lifestyle previously associated with Richards' prominent career.

However, the seemingly idyllic arrangement began to unravel just three months into the lease, with payments allegedly ceasing in August 2023. The landlords, whose identities are being withheld to respect their privacy, initially attempted to resolve the matter privately. These efforts, sources close to the case indicate, proved unsuccessful, leading them to pursue legal action.

The lawsuit, filed in late 2023, outlines claims of both non-payment of rent and breach of contract. The landlords alleged that Richards and Phypers failed to uphold their financial obligations under the lease agreement. Following standard legal procedure, a notice of eviction was served to the couple last week, culminating in a court order authorizing their removal from the premises.

As of today, February 1st, 2026, Denise Richards has remained publicly silent regarding the eviction. Her representatives have not issued any official statement, leaving speculation rampant across social media and entertainment news outlets. This silence is particularly noteworthy given Richards' previous willingness to address personal matters publicly. Some commentators suggest she may be seeking legal counsel to formulate a comprehensive response, while others speculate about potential financial difficulties.

This situation isn't unfolding in a vacuum. Denise Richards' career has seen fluctuations in recent years. While she gained initial fame through roles in films like Starship Troopers and Wild Things, she later became known for her appearances on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. However, her tenure on the reality show was marked by controversy and ultimately ended after just two seasons. Her subsequent ventures have included smaller film roles and various endorsement deals. Aaron Phypers, a former veterinarian, has also maintained a lower profile, with his public presence largely tied to his relationship with Richards.

The financial implications of this eviction extend beyond the immediate $84,000 debt. Legal fees associated with the lawsuit and potential damage to Richards' public image could further compound the financial strain. It also raises questions about the couple's long-term financial planning and their ability to maintain a high-end lifestyle without consistent, substantial income.

Experts in real estate law emphasize that landlords are increasingly vigilant about enforcing lease agreements, particularly in competitive rental markets like Los Angeles. "While discretion is often employed, especially with high-profile tenants, significant amounts of unpaid rent will inevitably lead to legal action," explains legal analyst Sarah Miller. "The landlords had a clear contractual right to pursue eviction, and the court's decision reflects that."

It remains to be seen how Denise Richards and Aaron Phypers will navigate this challenging situation. The lack of public comment suggests they are carefully considering their next steps. Whether this incident will be a temporary setback or a harbinger of more significant financial struggles remains to be seen. This case serves as a stark reminder that financial stability is not guaranteed, even for those who appear to enjoy success and privilege in the public eye.