Chip Wilson, the founder of Lululemon, is going through a divorce without a prenuptial agreement. In Canada, where he resides, assets are generally split equally between spouses in the absence of a prenup. This could significantly affect his personal fortune, which is largely tied to his stake in the athletic apparel company.

Wilson stepped down as chairman in 2013 but remains a major shareholder. The divorce proceedings may lead to a division of his wealth, including shares and other investments. While the exact financial impact depends on valuation and settlement terms, the lack of a prenup means standard marital property laws apply.

Observers are watching how this could influence his future involvement with the company or philanthropic efforts. The case highlights the financial risks of high-net-worth marriages without legal safeguards.