Danny Cipriani's ex-wife, Victoria Rose, has begun selling off the former rugby player's belongings, including signed shirts and awards, on the online marketplace Vinted. The sales coincide with Cipriani's recent wedding to actress AnnaLynne McCord, which was reportedly crowdfunded.
Rose, 44, publicly criticized the couple's decision to ask friends and family to contribute to their approximately £10,000 wedding expenses, labeling the approach "tacky." She stated that Cipriani, 38, left her in January 2024 without explanation and moved to the United States with minimal possessions, leaving her to pay £900 per month for storage of his belongings.
Items listed for sale include a framed Sale Sharks rugby shirt for £368, a Gallagher Premiership player of the month award for £850, and an England cap priced at £1,200. Rose also offered a pair of Armani shoes for £150 and mentioned direct sales for a Gloucester RU shirt not listed on Vinted.
In comments to the Daily Mail, Rose expressed her disapproval of the crowdfunding effort, particularly the request for funds towards a marriage license. She suggested that both Cipriani and McCord, being earners, could fund their own wedding, humorously recommending they consider platforms like OnlyFans.
Rose filed for divorce from Cipriani in August 2024, nine months after their separation. She had previously claimed that Cipriani spent £600 per month on drugs. In past interviews, Rose described feeling blindsided by Cipriani's announcement of their split via Instagram without prior explanation.
Rose's Vinted profile description highlights the items as part of Cipriani's "personal kit archive," featuring match-issued and player-worn gear from his career with England, Sale Sharks, and other fixtures. She previously sold around 40 shirts in February.
Cipriani and Rose met in 2019, became engaged in January 2021, and married on April 27, 2022. They separated two years later.