Mary-Kate Olsen, 33, and Olivier Sarkozy, 50, are slammed by Wendy Williams amid divorce – Daily Mail

Wendy Williams seems to be adding more pain to Mary-Kate Olsen’s already broken heart.

On Friday the talk show host slammed the 33-year-old Full House veteran actress and the husband she is divorcing, 50-year-old banker Olivier Sarkozy, on her show Wendy At Home.

‘Good news for Mary-Kate Olsen — she’s getting a divorce. Normally we don’t cheer for something like that,’ Williams snapped. ‘She had been dating this older man. He’s 50 … they were married for five years. … He’s so tall and she’s so short. He always looked like he was dating his daughter.’

‘They both love to smoke cigarettes and at their wedding their had bowls of cigarettes around so people could just smoke,’ she noted.

Then she got back on subject. 

‘If you live in a building then you know a lot of times the freight elevator is not open over the weekend, even if you are an Olsen twin and worth over $250 million they are not going to open it up for you. 

‘Wa wa wa,’ she said.

‘How old is she now?’ Her assistant says 33.

‘Well she says she has an iron clad prenup and she wants that enforced,’ said Wendy after sipping on her blonde orange drink.

‘He’s cruel though just letting the lease run out. I wonder what went wrong with their relationship.’

The former radio personality then changed the subject.    

The TV actress turned fashion designer tried to file for divorce from the French banker in April but the court said they were not going to proceed due to the coronavirus pandemic, according to a report from TMZ on Wednesday. 

She asked again and was denied.

Williams made fun of Mary-Kate saying she could be ‘homeless.’

‘Olivier wants her stuff out of the apartment by Monday,’ said the host.

‘She claims that she was just told about this, that he just let the lease run out. So in effect, I guess Mary-Kate will be homeless?’

The avid equestrian had ‘signed a petition for divorce back on April 17,’ TMZ said this week.

But she was told that the New York courts ‘were not accepting divorce filings’ due to the COVID-19 pandemic. There are over 21K deaths from the coronavirus in New York state.

So Mary-Kate, who started dating Olivier in the spring of 2012, then asked for an emergency order to allow her to file the divorce papers and have them looked into. 

On Thursday, a Manhattan judge denied Mary-Kate Olsen’s request, ruling it wasn’t an essential matter, according to PageSix.com. 

‘We are only accepting essential [and] emergency matters for filing,’ Lucian Chalfen, a spokesman for New York State Courts, told UsWeekly.

The situation is complicated between Mary-Kate and Olivier. According to the site, Olivier has forced his wife to move out of the New York City apartment they shared by terminating their lease without alerting her. 

His lawyers told her to leave by May 18 but that is not enough time to get her property together so she asked them for an extension until May 30. She has reportedly not heard back. 

In a summons and complaint filed to New York’s Supreme Court on April 17, Mary-Kate wrote: ‘It was clear my marriage was over… the relationship has broken down irretrievably.’ 

She wrote: ‘My husband has terminated the lease on our New York City residence … without my consent. 

‘This application is an emergency because my husband expects me to move out of our home on Monday, May 18, 2020 in the middle of New York City being on pause due to COVID-19. 

‘I am petrified that my husband is trying to deprive me of the home we have lived in and if he is successful, I will not only lose my home but I risk losing my personal property as well.’

Due to the pandemic, Mary-Kate says she can’t ‘look for another apartment right now, let alone retrieve my separate property belongings and am gravely concerned my husband will dissipate, dispose of and / or secret’. 

The site added that Mary-Kate felt stuck so she filed a divorce petition so that her ‘property would be protected.’

A divorce petition automatically prevents her from throwing her property out, the site explained and she is said to be ‘petrified’ that she would have no roof over her head.  

‘The relationship between [the two] has broken down irretrievably for a period of at least six months,’ the papers, dated May 13 and signed in East Hampton, state.

Mary-Kate has asked to keep the use of their Hamptons home in Bridgehampton, their main apartment in Gramercy, as well as another apartment on E. 49th Street.

The multi millionaire has also asked that their prenuptial agreement be enforced, according to the site and that Sarkozy maintain health and dental insurance for her.

According to Page Six, exhibits attached to the filing include a May 3 email from Sarkozy where he allegedly states his decision to end the lease on their Gramercy apartment.

He wrote: ‘I am not in a position to extend it and/or pay additional rent.’

Plus, an email from Sarkozy’s attorney Adam Turbowitz to Olsen’s attorneys, which indicates further tension.

He wrote: ‘Olivier advises he went to the NYC apartment yesterday and noticed that a number of items of personal property were removed from the apartment. 

‘While Olivier has no issue with Mary Kate taking what she wants/needs, he would like a list of what has been removed so that he can keep track of who has what for the overall personal property division.’ 

In 2007, Forbes ranked Mary-Kate and her twin sister Ashley jointly as the 11th-richest women in entertainment, with an estimated combined net worth of $100 million.

Mary-Kate started dating Olivier – whose half-brother is Nicolas Sarkozy, former President of France – in 2012 and in 2015 they wed.  

Mary-Kate and Olivier did not have any children together.

Olivier already has two teenage children – Julien and Margot – whom he had with ex-wife Charlotte Bernard.