“We maintain our cash fully separate,” Romijn candidly revealed on the Thursday’s episode of SiriusXM’s Andy Cohen Dwell.

In the course of the look, host Andy Cohen could not assist however joke concerning the couple’s present monetary dynamics: “Now that The Discuss cash isn’t coming in, I imply Rebecca, is [the breadwinner],” referencing O’Connell’s daytime speak present getting canceled after his three-year stint as cohost from 2021 to 2024.

“There’s, like, a neighborhood pot,” Romijn defined, referring to a shared fund they each contribute to “quarterly,” largely for his or her 16-year-old twins, Dolly and Charlie. However even that setup varies.

“I’ve to say, we truly throttle how a lot cash we put into that account typically,” O’Connell stated.

“Relying on who’s working extra,” Romijn added. “The one who’s not working will get a little bit little bit of a break and the one who’s working places in a little bit extra. And we actually tag-team with work.”

The couple has been aligned since tying the knot in 2007 after assembly at a Maxim Sizzling 100 celebration in 2004, so getting on the identical web page about their funds was a pure step of their marriage.

“That is like one of many first conversations you’ve gotten while you determine to enter right into a authorized settlement collectively,” Romijn stated of conserving their funds separate.

She additionally shared that their parenting model has adopted the same precept.

“We additionally determined when our women have been born that considered one of us would all the time keep residence with our daughters. So, nobody else was ever going to boost them apart from the mother and father,” Romijn added.

Earlier than O’Connell, Romijn was married to John Stamos for six years. The 2 break up in 2004, with the divorce finalized in 2005.

Within the years since, Romijn and O’Connell have shared their love with the world each off-screen and on, co-hosting The Actual Love Boat in 2022 and even renewing their vows again in 2011.