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Chris Burch Is A Bad Sport (In Other News, Tory Is Still Rich)


Someone is a sore loser. Businessman Chris Burch, ex-husband of fashion mogul Tory Burch and founder of C.Wonder, is not great at not saying anything at all when he doesn’t have anything nice to say. Chris slung plenty of insults when he was suing his ex-wife for not letting him sell his shares in the company while she simultaneously sued him for ripping off her designs, and even though they settled on New Year’s Day he’s still determined to get his licks in.

Women’s Wear Daily reported that at its WWD CEO summit Chris said some nasty things when he made a speech. He said,  “I’ve been getting so much good press. I mean, everybody loves me. Who wouldn’t like a 60-year-old guy? They’re going to love me a lot more than a beautiful 32- or 42-year-old woman.“ And then added under his breath, “Well, actually, Tory’s 39.”

Should we be surprised? After all, this is the man who, during their boardroom battle, said his wife had the same qualifications for starting a fashion line as Amanda Bynes. She “never operated any business and had never been employed as a clothing designer,” his lawsuit alleged.

Well, it doesn’t matter now — Tory is definitely getting the last laugh. Just last week Tory Burch became a billionaire, and her new status is partly due to her ex-husband finally selling his stake in her company. According to Bloomberg, the sale of the 28.3% stake is worth $3.3 billion. Tory’s stake in her company is worth around $935 million — add in the $70 million Tory has made in the last ten years from equity sales and dividends and you’ve got a very well-dressed billion dollars. Chris Burch who?

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  • Anonymous

    You guys act like people know who these two are. I doubt anyone has heard of them.

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