‘Bachelorette’ star Rachel Lindsay’s estranged husband reveals low monthly income after filing for divorce support

In the application, the 43-year-old chiropractor listed himself as self-employed. He said he makes $1,341 a month from his job and another $330 in income from rental properties. He said his income from his self-employment is a negative $571 per month.

Abasolo said he had $781,000 in real and personal property, but little to no money in the bank. In the filing, he said Lindsay lives with him and pays some of the household expenses.

He said his monthly expenses are $6,500 in rent, $1,500 in groceries, $500 in clothes, $250 in laundry, $5,000 for his savings and various other bills. He said his monthly expenses total $18,900.

He said he owes $245,000 in student loans and another $2,000 in credit card debt. He said his loans are currently “deferred.”

Lindsay’s ex said he paid his divorce lawyer $6,000 and owes another 27,000. He said his assets include a home in North Hollywood and another in Miami. The chiropractor said he had $252 in one bank account, but negative $564 in a second account.

His belongings include his air fryer, exercise equipment worth $500, his $1,000 wedding ring and a watch worth $2,000. He said he owned a 2023 Porsche Macan worth $51,000 and had investment accounts of about $30,000.

The two met in season 13 of the series The bachelorette. The former couple got engaged during the finale. They got married in 2019.

Lindsay recently hired Laura Wasser, a divorce attorney, to represent her in the case.

“It’s clearly a difficult time [which you know] if you’ve read the headlines,” she continued. “You’re probably wondering why I would work at all, but to be honest, I need to distract myself from myself.” The best way to do that is to do something that I love and love Higher education.”

Abasolo broke his silence on the situation after filing his divorce petition.

“After more than four years of marriage, Rachel and I have made the difficult decision to separate and start over,” he said.

“My parents have been married forever and I am a family man, but sometimes loving yourself and your partner means letting go,” he continued. “I wanted you to hear it from the source before the blogs started making up their own reality. Please respect the space of our family and friends as we determine our next steps.”