Overview
- Whitney Rose filed for divorce in the Third District Court in Salt Lake City on Tuesday, Oct. 6, formally starting legal action after months of separation.
- Court documents show she included a proposed parenting plan for their two children and sought to have parts of the case kept private by requesting that records be sealed.
- The couple had been living separate lives through 2026 after Whitney moved to a guest bedroom in February and they adopted a nesting arrangement that keeps their teens in the primary home.
- Coverage and on‑camera comments tie the marriage breakdown to financial pressure from the failed Wild Rose Beauty venture and Justin Rose’s earlier loss of a senior role at LifeVantage.
- Season 7 of Real Housewives of Salt Lake City has filmed the tensions in real time and the filing is likely to increase public scrutiny even as the pair say they will continue to co‑parent.