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| '''Lisa Gastineau''' is the ex-wife of ] legend ] and mother of ] and ] ], her co-star in the E! ] '']''. | '''Lisa Gastineau''' is the ex-wife of ] legend ] and mother of ] and ] ], her co-star in the E! ] '']''. | ||
| ==College== | |||
| Lisa attended the ] where she was a member of ] sorority. | |||
| ==Marriage== | |||
| She was married to ] legend ] for ten years. The couple split after Lisa walked in on her husband having an affair with actress ]. Lisa and Mark immediately began filing papers for divorce. Shortly after, Brittny was sent away to live with Lisa's parents. | |||
| During Mark's successful run as the leader of the Jets' defensive line, nicknamed the "New York Sack Exchange," he became the first player in NFL history to receive a $1 million plus annual salary in 1983. For the following two seasons, Mark earned a reported $3 million before retiring. During his football days, he signed endorsement deals with Dr. Scholl's arch inserts and Gatorade sports drink. At the time of his divorce, his estimated net worth was $15 million. | |||
| Lisa, whom he dated since he was 19, ended up with a reported $7.5 million cash settlement, as well as the couple's "lavish" Alabama | |||
| mansion. Lisa sold the house for $750,000 and packed up her belongings, and moved to the ] of ]. | |||
| ==New York== | |||
| During the 1990s, Lisa was linked to some of Hollywood's most powerful men, including ], ], ] and ]. She also dated infamous mobster ], remaining loyal to him during his prison sentence and death. | |||
| ==Business ventures== | |||
| Lisa invested a great deal of her divorce settlement into her friend ]'s business venture, ], a high-end casual wear line that offered a change from her high end couture. The brand was originally carried in ] and ], but after demand increased, the pair opened a ] boutique. The success earned Lisa a reported $25 million, to date still earning an estimated $3 million a year. | |||
| =="Gastineau Girls"== | |||
| When daughter Brittny returned home, she quickly began working as a model appearing in '']'' magazine and on runways for designer Anne Bowen. Her popularity with designers turned into an ] Reality TV Series. "]" aired on E! in ] and was an enormous success, earning the highest ratings in the channel's history. The show documented their lavish lifestyle, showcasing celebrity fitness trainers, private meetings with diamond brokers, and countless five-star vacations. | |||
| The show was released on DVD on ], ], to coincide with the airing of the second season of "Gastineau Girls". During the filming, the girls signed endorsement deals with ] and ]. It again focused on the girls high-profile life, with celebrity guests including ] and ]. | |||
| ==References== | ==References== | ||
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Lisa Gastineau is the ex-wife of NFL legend Mark Gastineau and mother of model and socialite Brittny Gastineau, her co-star in the E! reality show The Gastineau Girls.
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