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Denise Richards is officially done playing nice — especially when it comes to her money.
The actress and reality TV veteran has gone back to court with one very clear message for a judge: hands off her OnlyFans income. And not just anyone’s hands — she specifically wants her ex-husband, Aaron Phypers, nowhere near the hefty monthly checks she says she earns on the adult subscription platform.
According to newly filed legal documents obtained exclusively, Denise is asking the court to shut down Aaron’s request for a cut of her OnlyFans earnings, which he claims total somewhere between $200,000 and $300,000 every single month. If those numbers are even remotely accurate, we’re talking about millions per year — and Denise clearly isn’t interested in sharing.
The former Bond girl argues that Aaron’s bid for half her income shouldn’t even be entertained because, in her view, he didn’t follow the rules. Denise claims Aaron missed a critical court deadline to submit updated financial paperwork — a mistake that could end up costing him big time.
Missed Deadline, Missed Opportunity?
In her filing, Denise points out that Aaron was required to submit an updated income and expense declaration by a specific Friday deadline. That deadline came and went — and according to Denise, nothing was filed. As of the following Tuesday, she says the paperwork still hadn’t appeared in the court system.
Translation: Denise believes Aaron dropped the ball, and she’s urging the judge to treat that lapse as a dealbreaker.
In legal terms, income and expense declarations are not optional — they’re essential. These forms tell the court exactly how much someone earns, what they spend, and whether their financial claims hold any weight. Without that information, judges are often reluctant to rule in someone’s favor, especially in high-stakes divorce disputes involving significant money.
Denise’s argument is simple: if Aaron wants a piece of her income, he has to prove his own financial situation first — and so far, she says, he hasn’t.
A Divorce That’s Turned Ugly
As fans already know, the split between Denise Richards and Aaron Phypers has been anything but smooth. What began as a seemingly low-key marriage has unraveled into a tense, public divorce filled with accusations, court filings, and heated fights over money.
Aaron has made no secret of his financial struggles during the proceedings. He’s reportedly told the court he’s having difficulty covering basic living expenses, which is part of the reason he’s pushing so hard for a share of Denise’s income — including her OnlyFans earnings.
Denise, on the other hand, appears fed up.
From her perspective, OnlyFans is her hustle, built on her name, image, and personal brand. She’s the one creating the content, maintaining subscribers, and cashing in — and she doesn’t believe her ex should benefit from it, especially after the marriage has ended.
OnlyFans at the Center of the Storm
While celebrities joining OnlyFans has become increasingly common, Denise’s success on the platform has turned into a major point of contention in the divorce.
Aaron’s claim that she earns up to $300,000 per month raised eyebrows — and likely raised Denise’s blood pressure too. If true, it explains why he’s fighting so hard for a slice of the pie. But Denise’s filing makes it clear: she doesn’t think Aaron is entitled to any of it, particularly if he can’t comply with basic court requirements.
Her legal team is effectively saying, you can’t ask for half of someone’s fortune while ignoring the court’s rules.
Where the Judge Stands — For Now
At this point, the judge has not yet ruled on Denise’s request to deny Aaron’s claim. The court still has the option to give Aaron more time to file the missing paperwork — or it could side with Denise and reject his request outright.
If the judge agrees with Denise, Aaron’s attempt to tap into her OnlyFans income could be dead in the water. If not, the fight over her earnings is likely far from over.
Either way, this divorce is shaping up to be a cautionary tale about money, fame, and what happens when private business turns very public.
Bottom Line
Denise Richards is making it crystal clear: she believes her OnlyFans money is hers and hers alone. She’s leaning on a missed deadline and procedural missteps to keep her ex from cashing in — and she’s daring the court to back her up.
For now, all eyes are on the judge.
Stay tuned — because if there’s one thing this divorce isn’t, it’s quiet.
