‘RHOSLC’ Stars Whitney and Justin Rose on the Brink: Financial Chaos Fuels Marriage Crisis

Whitney Rose and Justin Rose are reportedly “living separate lives,” with multiple sources claiming they are fully separated after more than 16 years of marriage.

Insiders allege the couple is rarely together, even in shared spaces like the gym. One source stated, “They are never together.”

Whitney and Justin, who wed in November 2009 and have two children, have expressed “frustrations” about their marriage to close friends. One insider noted they are merely “existing” as a couple “for the sake of the kids.”

Whitney, aged 39, and Justin, aged 58, share daughter Bobbie, aged 16, and son Brooks, aged 13. Justin also has three sons from a previous marriage.

One insider remarked, “This show is so bad on relationships,” while Whitney acknowledged in a November 2025 anniversary post that they have “been through” a lot but have loved each other “every step of the way.”

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Justin was noticeably absent from Whitney’s recent Instagram posts, although he did like one of her photos.

In her 18-slide Instagram carousel, Whitney shared, “This summer I have been enjoying the simple things that bring my life the deepest sense of happiness and joy,” listing family time, nature, and personal healing as sources of joy.

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Another informant revealed that Whitney was hardly at their shared home before filming for Season 7 began in late February. Production wrapped in late May, with new seasons of “RHOSLC” typically premiering in the fall.

The couple has faced significant financial stress in recent years, contributing to their marital breakdown.

Justin was fired from his senior executive position at LifeVantage Corporation in March 2022, just one month after their infamous Season 2 “Love Is Art” scene aired.

During that scene, cameras captured them stripping down to their underwear and covering each other in body paint.

Justin later became president of Awakend, another health and wellness direct-selling company. His former bosses cited Whitney’s public figure status as a reason for his termination.

After being out of work for a year, Whitney noted that this career change significantly impacted their relationship and household dynamic.

During Season 4, Whitney recounted a conversation with co-star Angie Katsanevas about their relationship status. She asked Justin if he still wanted to be together; he replied with uncertainty.

Throughout her time on the show, Whitney has been candid about the pressures of entrepreneurship.

In 2021, she invested hundreds of thousands into rebranding her skincare line to Wild Rose Beauty (WRB), a move Justin deemed financially risky.

Whitney initially aimed to launch WRB in big-box retailers but was persuaded by Justin to adopt a direct-to-consumer model instead.

She later merged WRB with a new entity, Sōl People, resulting in over half a million dollars in financial losses.

“I have a business that failed. That’s it,” she admitted during Season 6, expressing regret over their all-in investment. “And now we have nothing.”

In September 2025, Whitney announced she had regained full ownership of WRB.

While managing her business ups and downs, she launched Prism, a luxury jewelry line focused on spirituality and healing.

Whitney’s journey of healing from unspecified trauma has been documented throughout her time on the show.

She defended Prism during Season 5 against rumors that she was reselling inexpensive jewelry from Alibaba at inflated prices.

Despite her denials, Whitney acknowledged that these claims harmed her business.

Regarding her relationship with Justin— which began when he was her boss before either's previous marriages ended— Whitney has previously dismissed divorce speculation.

In January 2025, she told Andy Cohen on “Watch What Happens Live” that split rumors had circulated for five years and insisted Justin was “not going anywhere.”

Reps for the couple did not respond to requests for comment.