Denise Richards’ Ex Aaron Phypers Exposes Her Messy House: ‘This Is How She Left It’

Denise Richards’ ex Aaron Phypers brought cameras into the Calabasas, California, home he once shared with the Wild Things star — and the footage is shocking.

On Thursday, September 11, Inside Edition aired a segment in which Phyphers showed them Richards’ rental property in complete disarray. Footage showed rooms — which appeared to be trashed — surrounded by junk, containers, clothes and more. Some rooms had stained rugs, while the bathroom counter was jam-packed with makeup.

“There’s hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of vintage clothing in here,” Phyphers, 52, explained as he showed off a closet overcome by clothes. “It is riddled with moths.”

Phyphers said that he’s not allowed to touch her belongings, so he is living downstairs with his parents, his brother and 15 dogs. “She has a thing with dogs,” he explained of his ex. “I don’t know if it’s hoarding, it’s something.”

According to documents obtained by People, Richards, 54, claims she hasn’t lived in the house in two years, and that Aaron told her his family would be moving to Canada. She also alleged that they’re the ones who  “severely damaged the property.”

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills alum — who has accused her ex of domestic abuse — also revealed that the landlord has begun the eviction process due to unpaid rent, and asked that he vacate the property so she can retrieve her belongings or her dogs without violating her restraining order against him.

According to Inside Edition, a judge approved Richards’ request to return to the home on September 13 to collect things.

As Star previously reported, the divorce appeared to get nasty soon after Phypers filed for divorce in July. He accused her of cheating and pill popping, while she accused him of choking and slapping her, and giving her a black eye, which he’s denied.

“I did not ever cause any black eye, bruise or anything,” Phypers told Inside Edition. “She’s upset. I publicly dumped her to the world.”