Laura Prepon Debunks Ben Foster's Separation Date In Divorce Filing

Laura Prepon is keeping facts straight amid her ongoing divorce from Ben Foster.

The star replied to her estranged husband's divorce by correcting the date of separation he listed in his divorce filing.

Ben Foster submitted his intention to dissolve the marriage to the court 2 months ago and listed the date of separation as September 9, 2023.

However, Laura Prepon's reps told The Blast that her estranged husband's team "are in the process of amending the Complaint to reflect the correct date of separation, which is September 9, 2024."

Prepon clarified that the split did not happen around the time Foster signified. Instead, she declared the date of separation as September 9, 2024.

According to her, Foster's team may have made a typographical error when drafting his divorce papers, as they were married for 6 years, from May 25, 2018, to 2024.

The former couple share two children and reportedly placed a prenuptial agreement before walking down the aisle and exchanging their vows.

Per In Touch, Prepon agreed that the union crumbled due to irreconcilable differences and their inability to live together as husband and wife in the later years of their marriage.

Foster made several demands in his petition, including that the court "make an equitable division of the marital assets and debts based on the terms of the parties' prenuptial agreement."

He also requested that both parties be responsible for paying their legal fees. Foster hired a vast divorce attorney, Rose Palermo, to represent his interest in the case.

Palermo has an excellent track record, which includes representing Billy Ray Cyrus in his bitter divorce from Firerose and Kristin Cavallari in her divorce from Jay Cutler.

The estranged couple became romantically involved in July 2016 and were engaged months later. They have reportedly known each other since their teenage years, making the relationship more convenient for them.

The Blast shared that a source in 2016 claimed to have seen them "making out" over dinner in New York City.

They were also seen celebrating the 4th of July together in New Jersey, with an eyewitness declaring: "She was holding onto Ben and was all over him. They were really close, talking and laughing."

Despite the rumors, Foster and Prepon stayed coy about their relationship status until October 2016, when they announced their engagement during their first red carpet at the "Girl on the Train" premiere.

The estranged couple welcomed their first child, a daughter named Ella, in August 2017 and exchanged nuptial bows a year later in June 2018. Prepon surprised fans with the big news of the wedding by sharing their pictures captioned:

"Just married! Thank you for all the love and support. Wishing all of us the good stuff!"

Prepon's journey through motherhood was not all roses and flowers. Back in 2020, the actress revealed that she suffered a miscarriage, which left her feeling mad at her body. Her anger did not last long as she developed a more profound sense of love for her body down the line. In her words:

"I really started holding my body parts and telling myself, 'I love you,' saying, 'I love you arms. I love you head. I love you face. I love you neck,' going through every single body part."

She explained that she talked with herself every day until she was convincedthat she loved herself indeed. "I would do this talk every day, and I meant it. I truly meant it," the 44-year-old explained.

The actress did not disclose if the unfortunate incident happened before or after her June wedding to the "X-Men: The Last Stand" actor.

Prepon has tons of life experiences to learn and teach from, including raising awareness with her abortion story after the Supreme Court decided to overturn Roe vs. Wade in 2022

"One of the worst days of my life was when I made the choice to terminate a pregnancy in the second trimester," the actress wrote as she stressed the importance of rights to women.

The celebrity noted that she found out that the fetus inside her would not survive to full term and that her life was also at risk.

Despite the devastating experience, the actress noted her gratitude that she was able to choose between terminating her unborn child or hoping for the best. Prepon reiterated that women deserve the right to choose like she did and hoped for a positive change in the law.

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