Denise Richards’ estranged husband, Aaron Phypers, gave a tour of the home he claims the actress left abandoned and in a state of total disarray amid their contentious split.
The “Dirty Hands” actor, 52, allowed Inside Edition into the $3.5 million rental property, showcasing rooms with piles of clothes, dressers covered in trash and dust and a child’s room with stuffed animals all over.
“There’s hundreds of dollars worth of vintage clothing in here. It is riddled with moths,” Phypers said.
Pointing to a messy bathroom countertop filled with opened and used toiletries, he added, “She buys makeup and keeps buying makeup, and gets more makeup.”
Page Six has reached out to Richards’ rep for comment but did not immediately hear back.
However, the “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” alum has claimed via court docs that she moved out two years ago and blamed her ex and his family for having “severely damaged the property and left the house in a state of disarray.”
Phypers resides in the lower level of the property with his parents, brother and Richards’ 15 dogs.
In a filing Page Six previously obtained, the “Wild Things” star told her ex that he would be responsible for the rent starting in January of this year, but he did not pay and the family refused to leave.
As a result, Phypers and his relatives are facing eviction and Richards, 54, told the court she is seeking to remove her personal belongings and dogs from the house without violating her restraining order.
A judge has since approved for the “Drop Dead Gorgeous” star to get her pets and stuff back on Saturday.
Page Six reached out to Phypers’ reps for comment on Richards’ side of the story but has not heard back.
The “Leap” actor maintained in the Inside Edition segment that his estranged wife is responsible for the messy house, claiming, “I don’t know if its hoarding. It’s something.”
His mom added, “I loved Denise and I treated her like a daughter, and I don’t understand.”
Phypers — who filed to divorce Richards in July following an explosive fight and is seeking spousal support from the movie star — also told the outlet that claims he was abusive are untrue.
“She’s upset. I publicly dumped her to the world, and she’s mad, so how does she retaliate? File a bogus abuse claim,” he said in response.
Phypers and Richards tied the knot in 2018 in a beachfront wedding that aired on Bravo.