Laura Prepon and her ex-husband, Ben Foster, unloaded their former marital home in Tennessee months after settling their bitter divorce, Us Weekly can exclusively report.
According to real estate records, Prepon and Foster’s 5-bedroom, 7-bathroom, 6,170 square foot home in Nashville was sold on Monday, July 28.
The exes listed the home in June for $4.245 million. The listing shows the sale price as $4 million. Prepon, 45, and Foster, 44, purchased the home in March 2024 for $3.995 million.
The then-couple bought the home with an LLC named Infinity Rose. Records filed in Tennessee showed Foster as a member of the LLC.
Per their divorce deal, Prepon was to be paid $977,987 of the net proceeds. The remaining balance was to be split evenly. The parties also agreed to work together to transfer the deed from Infinity Rose to the buyer.
Ben Foster and Laura Prepon Kevin Winter/Getty Images for Critics Choice Association
Prepon and Foster executed their divorce deal on April 14. The duo agreed their marriage was over due to “irreconcilable differences.”
Foster filed for divorce from Prepon on September 9, 2024, after six years of marriage. They share two minor children.
Prepon was designated as the primary residential parent in the deal but they will share physical and legal custody of their two children.
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Foster will pay $5,500 a month in child support, per the deal. The court records showed Foster pulled in an average gross monthly income of $70k compared to the $22k that Prepon earns on average.
Foster was awarded his 2021 Dodge Ram 1500, 100 percent of his business and all intellectual property in his name.
During the court battle, Prepon accused Foster of having issues with drinking, The actor adamantly denied the claims.
In court documents, Foster said he “vigorously” denied his ex’s alleged mischaracterizations about his drinking.
Ben Foster and Laura Prepon Dave J Hogan/Dave J Hogan/Getty Images
Foster told the court he had never been arrested for or faced any legal issues related to alcohol. The actor’s lawyer said, “ironically, if anything, [Prepon] is well-known for enjoying her drinks — day and night.
Foster pointed out Prepon was the one who called herself “wine mommy.”
Prior to the settlement, Prepon submitted affidavits from employees detailing Foster’s alleged behavior.
One employee named Laura Vogel wrote, “Ben has shown, predominantly through inaction and absence, that being a father is not Ben’s priority. Sadly, Ben has never prioritized caring for the parties’ children.”
Vogel added, “When Ben did ‘pop in’ he would often be drinking alcohol.”
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Emily Neikman, another employee, wrote, “A more serious concern that I have about Ben’s ability to care for these children relates to his consumption of alcohol around the children. It is my opinion that Ben has an issue with alcohol that needs to be addressed. I have frequently found whiskey in coffee cups that Ben leaves in the children’s rooms.”
Foster scoffed at the claims. His attorney told In Touch at the time, “Laura Prepon’s filing is the definition of falsehood and a disturbing fiction.”
Prepon became a household name during her run as Donna Pinciotti in the Fox sitcom That 70’s Show, which ran from 1998 to 2006. She recently reprised her role in Netflix’s sequel That 90’s Show, which ran for two seasons from 2023 to 2024.
