Georgina Chapman, the creative force behind the fashion label Marchesa and former spouse of Harvey Weinstein, might be on the verge of losing her New York City residence.

Chapman is reportedly entangled in a foreclosure lawsuit concerning her two-bedroom apartment located at 99 Jane Street in the West Village, as per information from Real Deal.

In 2009, Chapman, who is currently in a relationship with actor Adrien Brody, purchased the property outright for $1.7 million.

Since acquiring the apartment, she and her brother Edward Chapman, CEO of the luxury fashion house Marchesa, have refinanced it twice.

According to reports, the siblings defaulted on their mortgage from CrossCountry Mortgage, LLC, in November 2024.

Chapman now reportedly owes the original $2.5 million loan plus interest and late fees.

The condo board at 99 Jane is also suing Chapman and her brother for more than $7,000 in unpaid common charges and dues. The building boasts a gym and outdoor gardens.

And there’s more money trouble for Chapman.

Georgina Chapman, the designer behind Marchesa and ex-wife of Harvey Weinstein, could be about to lose her New York City home at 99 Jane Street

Chapman’s designs for Marchesa once flooded red carpets, but all that came crashing down when her ex-husband Harvey Weinstein was convicted of rape and sexual assault 

The heart of New York’s West Village, where Georgina Chapman owns an apartment at 99 Jane Street that is being foreclosed on

GFP Real Estate is suing her for $1.4 million in back rent for an office she owned at 80 Eighth Avenue in New York, said the report.

Marchesa is also floundering.

The Better Business Bureau complaints section is flooded with complaints from customers who returned items but didn’t get refunds.

‘Wow! Like everyone else here. I purchased a dress and returned for refund. It was accepted in December and I have emailed them and called more than a dozen times with NO RESPONSE! No refund!’ one wrote.

Another said: ‘Don’t buy from Marchesa! I am having the same issues as the customers below. I placed an order, and I’ve been trying to return the unworn dress which was too big. 4 months later they finally replied with the return label. I sent back the dress and no refund has been credited to my account. Therefore, no dress no money.’

In 2017, Chapman announced her split from Weinstein, who she married in 2007. In 2021, their divorce was finalized.

Weinstein was convicted of third-degree rape and first-degree criminal sexual assault and sentenced to 23 years in prison.

In June, a judge declared a mistrial on another third-degree rape charge after jurors became unable to reach a verdict due to internal conflict.

The actress and designer is now involved in a long-term relationship with Oscar winning actor Adrien Brody 

The West Village is one of the most sought-after neighborhoods to live in in New York City

Speaking in 2018, shortly after separating from the producer, Chapman said she had moments of rage about her then estranged husband’s behavior and cried for the couple’s two children

Chapman and her brother defaulted on the West Village mortgage, lent by CrossCountry Mortgage, LLC, in November 2024 (Pictured: A home in the area)

The fashion designer is also facing hundreds of customer complaints about her luxury womenswear brand Marchesa

Weinstein will be tried for a third time later this year by New York prosecutors in that sexual assault case. 

‘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,’ Chapman said in a 2017 statement.

While the divorce was filed anonymously in New York Supreme Court, the Los Angeles Times reports Chapman’s payout was between $15 and $20 million.

In 2024, a billionaire Bruce Karsh bought Chapman and Weinstein’s West Village townhouse at 13 Bank St. for $25.62 million.

Chapman and Brody have been together since 2020.

The actor thanked her when he won the Oscar for The Brutalist in February.