Rachel Lindsay Calls Bryan Abasolo’s Divorce ‘A New Beginning’

Rachel Lindsay he said, “It’s great” to move from her and Bryan Abasolodivorce — plus the drama that came with it.

“It feels like a fresh start,” Lindsay, 39, he told TMZ during a brief interview on Tuesday, January 21 Bachelorette party star was stopped at a store at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) days after attending a college football event in Atlanta.

Lindsay was all smiles on Saturday, January 18 as she attended The Playoff’s 11th Annual Allstate Party. The event marked Lindsay’s first public appearance since then My Weekly he confirmed this on January 7 she finalized the divorce of Abasol, 44.

The former couple met during season 13 Bachelorwhich aired in 2017, and subsequently got engaged. Lindsay and Abasolo got married in August 2019 and filed for divorce in January 2024.

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Court documents obtained from Our at the time, he revealed that they separated in December 2023 and that Abasolo was seeking spousal support. (They did not sign a prenuptial agreement before marriage.)

In July 2024, a judge ordered Lindsay paying taxpayers $13,257 a month in temporary spousal maintenance. She also had to pay him $15,000 in attorney fees and $5,000 in expert witness fees.

Lindsay and Abasola Divorce Judgmentwhich he obtained Our noted earlier this month that Abasolo “waives, discharges and discharges” Lindsay from “all” future payments. However, court documents revealed that Lindsay still owes Abasolo $460,229.

Their divorce settlement stated that Lindsay would keep her engagement and wedding rings, along with their California home and her 2023 Porsche Macan. Abasolo kept his Miami home and his 2021 Honda Accord.

“From the moment he finally left the house, after being here for seven months post-breakup, I felt divorced,” Lindsay said during the 10th episode. her “Higher Learning” podcast.. “I’ll be honest, there’s a lot I want to say.

She added: “I haven’t spoken but I will and I’m just figuring it all out. There are (are) so many things I want to deal with.”

Lindsay explained during the same episode of the podcast that there were parts of her divorce from Abasolo that “bothered” her — including the “narrative” that she “put her career” before their marriage.

“There were certain things at the end of it that were said to play into certain stereotypes that really hurt or bothered me,” she explained. “Saying things that particularly play into the stereotype that I’m an angry black woman.”