The 'American Pie' and his now ex-wife Olivia Korenberg swiftly finalize their divorce following four years of marriage, as Scott faces challenges in selling their former marital home.
- May 9, 2024
AceShowbiz - Hollywood splits are notorious for dragging on, but "American Pie" actor Seann William Scott and interior designer Olivia Korenberg bucked the trend by reaching an expedited divorce settlement just weeks after filing.
The agreement encompasses custody and support terms for their 3-year-old daughter, Frankie Rose Scott, and they agree not to seek sousal support, but the drama doesn't stop there. Scott finds himself in a real estate bind, struggling to sell the couple's once-shared Venice, California, home despite a significant price reduction.
Scott, 47, filed for divorce from Korenberg citing "irreconcilable differences," with court documents revealing the separation date as October 2, 2023. The filing disclosed a prenuptial agreement that dealt with spousal support according to its terms and requested joint legal and physical custody of their daughter. This quick settlement reflects the couple's desire for a seamless transition amidst personal upheaval.
Further complications arise as Scott attempts to offload the marital home, a 5-bedroom, 6-bathroom property in the coveted area of Venice. Originally listed at $4.975 million, the actor was forced to slash the price by $200,000 after the house languished on the market for over two months. Despite the reduction to $4.775 million, the home remains unsold, adding financial stress to Scott's post-divorce life.
This swift divorce and troublesome house sale come after Scott's candid reflections on his early career financial struggles post-"American Pie," where he earned just $8,000 for his role as Steve Stifler. Known for his comedic timing and memorable performances, Scott's professional success juxtaposes his current real estate woes and the personal challenges of managing a high-profile divorce.
As Hollywood watches on, Seann William Scott's divorce and property struggles serve as a reminder of the unpredictable nature of both personal relationships and the real estate market - even for those with fame and financial resources. For Scott and Korenberg, the path forward involves navigating co-parenting and moving on from shared assets, all under the scrutiny of public attention.
