Harvey Weinstein‘s ex-wife, Georgina Chapman, is reportedly at risk of losing her $3.5 million New York City home to foreclosure after falling behind on her mortgage payments for the luxury property.
According to legal documents obtained by Page Six, the fashion designer, 49, who was married to Weinstein, 73, from 2007 to 2021, was issued a foreclosure notice Oct. 15.
The notice made clear the severe action that will be taken against Chapman—who co-signed the mortgage on the property with her brother, Edward Chapman, according to records seen by Realtor.com®.
“You are in danger of losing your home,” the notice stated. “If you do not respond to this summons and complaint by serving a copy of the answer on the attorney for the mortgage company who filed this foreclosure proceeding against you and filing the answer with the court, a default judgment may be entered and you can lose your home.”
The mortgage company in question—CrossCountry Mortgage LLC—claims that Chapman and her sibling owe the full $2.5 million on their loan, which appears to have been taken out in January 2022, according to records.
Page Six notes that the fashion mogul, who founded the celebrity-loved brand Marchesa, “executed a note to secure that sum” with a loan that demanded monthly payments of $9,114.58 from March 2022 until February 2052.
The complaint further alleges that the Chapman siblings “defaulted on the mortgage” and “failed to comply with the conditions of the mortgage by failing to pay portions of principal, interest or taxes, assessments, water rates, insurance premiums, escrow and/or other charges.”
As well as the $2.5 million they are said to owe the mortgage company, the siblings also allegedly have to “pay late charges and advances” and “any other charges due.”
And, if the foreclosure sale can’t take care of the full amount they owe, the lawyers have requested that the court demand the Chapman siblings to “pay the amount of the deficiency.”
The property in question is located in a luxury “full-service” building in the West Village and was purchased by Chapman and her brother for $1.7 million in 2009, two years after she wed Weinstein.
Realtor.com estimates that the two-bedroom, two-bathroom condo unit is now worth upward of $3.5 million, however.
The property was described in its original listing as offering a “huge sun-filled living room, professional kitchen, and an L-shaped balcony” that offered stunning views of the city.
While the property was purchased more than 15 years ago, records show that the siblings have taken out more recent loans on the dwelling, including the 2022 mortgage, as well as another loan that is dated March 28, 2025.
Interestingly, Chapman listed her address on the 2022 mortgage paperwork as a property in upstate New York—although it is unclear what her connection to that dwelling is.
The property is not the dwelling owned by her partner, Adrien Brody, whom she has been dating since 2019 and whose home she is currently understood to be residing in, along with the two children she shares with Weinstein, India and Dashiell.
It’s unclear whether Chapman has been using the West Village property as her own residence in recent years, or whether the unit is used primarily by her brother.
However, the looming foreclosure is not the only money issue that the designer is currently facing.
Chapman is also being sued by GFP Real Estate for $1.4 million for an office she owned at 80 Eighth Avenue in New York, according to legal documents obtained by The Real Deal.
Chapman and Weinstein, who was convicted of rape in 2020, called it quits in 2017 after several women came forward and accused the disgraced movie mogul of sexual assault.
At the time, Chapman said in a statement, “My heart breaks for all the women who have suffered tremendous pain because of these unforgivable actions. I have chosen to leave my husband. Caring for my young children is my first priority and I ask the media for privacy at this time.”
They finalized their divorce in 2021.
According to the Los Angeles Times, Chapman’s payout from the divorce was $15 million to $20 million.
Weinstein was found guilty of third-degree rape and first-degree criminal sexual assault. He was sentenced to 23 years in prison.
However, in June a judge declared a mistrial on the third-degree rape charge due to internal conflict.
The disgraced movie producer is set to be tried for a third time during a trial that will reportedly occur before the end of 2025.
