The Golden Bachelor alum Gerry Turner has discovered a purchaser for his Indiana residence lower than 4 months after placing it available on the market.
In response to a Realtor.com article revealed on Wednesday, November 5, the fact TV star's lake home is below a contingent supply, which suggests Gerry, 74, “has accepted a suggestion; nevertheless, sure circumstances have to be met earlier than that deal can shut.”
Gerry's four-bedroom, 2,624-square-foot property was initially listed at $739,900, the outlet reported. A number of weeks later, the listed value was decreased to $719,900.
The home was the identical one which was on the heart of Gerry's failed relationship journey with Theresa Nist. The previous couple met on season 1 of The Golden Bachelor in 2023.
Gerry and Theresa, 72, tied the knot in a TV particular in January 2024 earlier than calling it quits simply three months later.
Gerry had initially deliberate to maneuver out of the Indiana residence, because the then-couple have been going to maneuver to Charleston, South Carolina, collectively. (Theresa lived in New Jersey on the time.)
Theresa informed Individuals in December 2024 that she additionally deliberate to dump her property so they may begin a brand new life collectively in Charleston.
“That was the plan,” she informed the outlet on the time. “I used to be promoting my residence. He was promoting his residence.”
Theresa Nist and Gerry Turner. (John & Joseph Pictures/Disney through Getty Photos)
Throughout the interview, Theresa claimed that Gerry had informed her he was “sick” of his residence in Indiana and was on the hunt for one thing new earlier than he was identified with most cancers and had second ideas.
“[But] Gerry, after he acquired again residence, he type of modified his thoughts,” she mentioned. “He mentioned, ‘No, let's do it six weeks right here and 6 weeks there.' And I didn't wish to try this. I actually needed a house collectively. I needed the enjoyment of being in a house collectively and designing a house collectively. I actually thought that was going to be phenomenal. I used to be trying ahead to that a lot.”
In response to Theresa, she and Gerry solely inspected homes in Charleston on-line and by no means stepped foot inside any in actual life.
“We by no means acquired there, and it by no means occurred,” Theresa mentioned. “So that may've been a factor to do otherwise, to truly go to South Carolina and go see issues and see them in individual as an alternative of simply them on-line as a result of that wasn't sufficient.”
“I feel it simply petered out that we have been properties forwards and backwards and we might by no means agree on one. After which the emails simply stopped, [and] we weren't trying anymore.”
Disney/Greg Williams Gerry Turner and Theresa Nist are one step nearer to finalizing their divorce two months after asserting their break up. The Golden Bachelor stars signed a marital settlement settlement on June 4, in keeping with authorized paperwork obtained by Us Weekly. “Gerry and Theresa have been married on January 4, 2024, and lived collectively as husband […]
Amid his most cancers battle and following his relationship drama, Gerry launched his memoir, Golden Years: What I've Realized from Love, Loss, and Actuality TV, on Tuesday, November 4.
Within the ebook, Gerry shared candid particulars about his relationship with Theresa and revealed the way it all fell aside.
“I used to be stuffed with all these tales about what occurred that by no means acquired to be seen, and emotions I had about a few of the individuals on the present that I stored to myself,” he completely informed Us Weekly final month.
He added, “I made a decision, ‘Hey, it's time to try to inform the entire story, and never simply the parts which are good to most people.' However as I acquired into the method, I spotted I additionally needed to fall again to the objectives we had on the present — to maintain your self open to alternatives, take pleasure in life, don't stroll by something which may be good for you simply since you've gotten older.”
