The “Vanderpump Rules” star filed the legal papers in Los Angeles Superior Court on Tuesday, one week after she and Schwartz announced their split.
The “Vanderpump Rules” star filed the legal papers in Los Angeles Superior Court on Tuesday, exactly one week after she and SchwartzMaloney, 35, and Schwartz, 39, were together for nearly 12 years and sent Bravo fans into a frenzy when they shared separate statements about their breakup via Instagram last week.The two were last seen together on Saturday,at Mister O’s in Studio City, Calif. — an outing both made sure to document for the ‘gram.
Maloney, 35, and Schwartz, 39, tied the knot on the Bravo show in 2016. They made their marriage legal three years later.Schwartz posted to his Instagram Story a photo of Maloney sipping on a cocktail, which she reposted along with the caption, “Its [sic] all good.” However, an eyewitness at the restaurant said the pair “seemed disinterested in each other, constantly looking down and examining their cellphones,” per TMZ.Hours before Maloney’s filing, co-star Lala Kent said she believed there was “still love” between the exes.“I felt like I was drifting and I couldn’t stop it,” she explained on her “You’re Going to Love Me” podcast. “It was the hardest thing to do. The hardest thing to tell him, because I knew it was gonna crush him.
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