Overview
- They maintain completely separate bank accounts, a pact they first made when they became engaged in 2005.
- They disclosed on July 17 on SiriusXM’s Andy Cohen Live that they contribute quarterly to a shared “community pot” for their daughters’ and household expenses.
- Contributions to the community pot are adjusted so the partner earning less at the time pays less and the other covers more.
- The arrangement has governed their finances for nearly two decades as they juggle acting careers and parenting.
- They also agreed that one parent will always stay home with their twins, Dolly and Charlie, to ensure continuous parental care.