Lindsay further said that she and Abasolo were able to connect over shared interests, but that on the show, she was terrified because, at the end of the day, the cameras shut down and one was actually facing reality.
“After that first night, I was like, there’s potential here, but I still was like, ‘There’s no way I’m gonna marry this person,’” she added.
After their 2017 engagement, Abasolo and Lindsay exchanged vows in Mexico in August 2019. The couple was married for five years before Abasolo filed for divorce in January 2024, citing irreconcilable differences as the reason.
Abasolo also asked the court for $16,000 per month in spousal support but was awarded two monthly payments totaling $13,257 by a judge.
Coming to the present day, all is not quite well between the two, Last week, Abasolo filed another set of court documents telling a judge that Lindsay referred to him as a “leech” after she electronically transferred the funds over to him.
“From day one, I have been committed to working cooperatively with Rachel and her professionals to amicably resolve this case,” the reality star stated in his filing, according to Page Six.
However, he stated that Lindsay continues to come up with a false narrative and persists in court investigations, which has only made the whole divorce process complicated and turbulent.
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