Chad Lowe Lists Home After Daughter's Death
Actor Chad Lowe and wife Kim Painter put their L.A. home up for sale following their daughter Fiona's death by suicide.
The Brief
- Lowe and Painter listed their four-bedroom home for $3.249 million, with conditions.
- Fiona, 13, died by suicide in September 2025, as reported by Us.
- The couple has not publicly commented on the real estate decision.
Chad Lowe and his wife, Kim Painter, have placed their Los Angeles home on the market, according to real estate records reviewed by TMZ.
The couple accepted an offer for $3.249 million, with certain conditions yet to be fulfilled, as reported by the outlet.
Lowe and Painter purchased the property in March 2025, following the loss of their previous home in the Palisades wildfires.
The couple did not comment on the real estate move, despite being contacted by Us for a statement.
In September 2025, Lowe and Painter announced the death of their 13-year-old daughter, Fiona, by suicide. They also have daughters Mabel, 17, and Nixie, 10.
In a statement, the couple described Fiona as a 'loving young girl who was smart, creative and loved to dance,' and expressed their devastation at her passing.
Fiona’s older sister, Mabel, shared a heartfelt message on Instagram, expressing her love and grief for her sister.
Lowe later shared a message from a 2025 podcast appearance about grief and healing on his Instagram Stories.
Two days after the podcast post, Lowe and Painter attended their nephew Matthew Lowe’s wedding to Emily Markus, accompanied by their daughters Mabel and Nixie.
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