Bloomberg says the couple lacks a prenuptial agreement, raising questions over how their estimated $6.1 billion in assets may be divided.
Lululemon founder Chip Wilson, 71, and his wife Shannon Summer Wilson, 52, are divorcing after 20 years of marriage without a prenuptial agreement, with a family-law proceeding filed in British Columbia's Supreme Court in April.
The couple wed in 2002 and built Lululemon together, with Chip founding the company in 1998 and Shannon serving as founding lead designer; Chip credited her with playing a huge part in growing the brand into an $11 billion company.
Chip Wilson holds approximately 8.6 per cent of Lululemon worth nearly $1 billion and roughly 18 per cent of Amer Sports valued at $3 billion, while Shannon owns about 1 per cent of Lululemon worth around $100 million.
Under British Columbia's Family Law Act, family property is generally divided equally upon separation, though courts may exclude pre-relationship assets or order unequal division if equal distribution would be significantly unfair.
The absence of a public prenup contrasts with billionaire precedents: Jeff Bezos's 2019 divorce from MacKenzie Scott resulted in a $38 billion settlement after 25 years, prompting Bezos to sign an iron-clad prenup before marrying Lauren Sanchez last year in Venice.