Sonya Morgan's villa in Saint-Tropez was sold without her knowledge to settle bankruptcy debts.

Farewell! Sonja Morgan's villa in Saint-Tropez has been sold to pay off bankruptcy debts, and her salary on "The Real Housewives of New York" has been revealed. According to Chelsea White, reported at 6:11 PM on June 17, 2014, and updated at 7:49 PM on June 17, 2014. The participants of "The Real Housewives of New York" will no longer have weekends on the French Riviera, as Sonja Morgan's villa is no longer available. The 50-year-old reality star sold her property in Saint-Tropez for $5.7 million, which is $2 million less than she initially expected - and this decision was not hers to make.

Despite Sonya claiming to several media outlets that she is selling her five-bedroom country house to ensure financial responsibility in light of her bankruptcy, the house was actually put up for sale by the trustees in her bankruptcy case. These trustees were forced to sell the property at a significantly reduced price, which can be attributed to several factors, including the destruction of the landscape by wild boars in January.

Sonya has been trying to stabilize her financial situation after filing for bankruptcy in 2010, when her debt reached nearly 20 million dollars, including a 7 million dollar lawsuit. While Hannibal Pictures is attempting to recover funds, payments have been pending since Sonya was unable to secure financing for the film with John Travolta. The sale of her French estate will help cover part of these debts, which currently, including interest and legal fees, are estimated at 8.8 million dollars.

Despite all the difficulties, the star managed to reduce her debts to other creditors to just over 2 million dollars.

Even with an annual income of $426,500, Sonya is still struggling to pay off her debts, which is why she has put her other two properties up for sale. Currently, her beloved townhouse on the Upper East Side of New York is for sale, which she always emphasizes as an important aspect of her and her daughter Quincy’s life. This townhouse is listed for8.25 million dollars- he significantly lowered his price from12 million, at which it was previously sold.

Her ski property in Colorado is also up for sale, with a price of10.5 million dollars, but right now it is listed for7.95 million dollarsand has not been for several years. Just two months ago, Sonya explained her absence from her friend Heather Thompson's party to Page Six, saying that she was trying to sell her villa in Saint-Tropez for more than8 million dollars.

She noted at the time: "The reason I wasn't at Heather's anniversary party is that I put my house in Saint-Tropez up for sale."6 million euros. "I want to pay off my debts and ensure stability for my daughter, who is getting straight A's." Additionally, she denied rumors that she doesn't live in her townhouse in New York and is renting it out for...25,000 dollars a monthwhile he is on the market.

“This is my home. My lifestyle brand is based on the fact that I live here, and everything is going well for me,” she stated. The reality star also told Celebuzz that she rented her house in Saint-Tropez for120,000 dollars a monthJust two months ago, Sonya explained her absence from Heather Thompson's party again, saying that she was trying to sell the villa in Saint-Tropez for more than...8 million dollars.