Vanderpump Rules star Lisa Vanderpump is beyond booked and busy. She has another show, Vanderpump Villa, on Hulu. She recently appeared on Gordon Ramsay’s Food Stars. And both Lisa and her husband, Ken Todd, have been entangled in some legal drama. Now the couple is selling their West Hollywood condo, and setting the record straight about the previous liens on the property.
Lisa Vanderpump has a valid reason for selling the West Hollywood condo
According to The Daily Mail, Lisa and Ken put their condo in West Hollywood on the market for $799,000. In August 2016, the couple purchased the property for $630,000. The condo has two bedrooms and two bathrooms. The unit, which is 955 square feet, has a patio, two parking spaces, and a storage unit. Ken and Lisa’s son, Max Todd, was living in the condo.
In May 2022, the unit faced foreclosure. A Notice of Default and Election to Sell Under Deed of Trust was filed. Lisa and Ken owed $40,691.19. That was the sum they were supposed to pay of the original amount of $441,000. But a month later, the Notice of Default was canceled. A Notice of Rescission of Notice of Default and Election to Sell Under Deed of Trust was put in place.
However, the condo has had multiple liens. In 2018, there was a lien of nearly $5,000, which was resolved a year later. Then the couple was slapped with another lien for $6,927.95 in July 2020. Finally, in April 2024, another lien for $24,109.61 was attached to the condo.
In a statement to The Daily Mail, Lisa said, “Max is selling it after living there for seven years. There was a dispute with the HOA that has since been resolved and there are no liens on the property.” The statement continued, “He will be traveling this summer and working in Idaho, where he spent 2020 during Covid working with autistic children, and has returned to enjoy the summer there. He will look for a new place upon his return.”
An attorney for the Vanderpumps explained the situation
An attorney for the Vanderpump family also weighed in. “As an initial matter, a security lien (or liens) is an action taken by certain creditors to protect their interests; it reflects a claimed debt, and it does not mean that someone owes a certain debt. None of the family have been found liable for any debt by a court of law,” the lawyer stated. “Nobody in the family has defaulted on any justly due or owing debts and there will be no foreclosure on Max’s property.”
Meanwhile, Lisa and Ken have been sued by two former TomTom bartenders for wrongful termination. The two former employees have accused the restaurateurs of defamation, unlawful business practices, not giving rest periods, and blacklisting. They are requesting unspecified damages. Never a dull moment for Ken and Lisa, I guess.
Vanderpump Rules is streaming on Peacock, while Vanderpump Villa is streaming on Hulu.
