Unconditional Love is in post-confirmation wind-down, with the Hello Bello Litigation Trust still administering claims and preserving objection rights before moving toward case closure. The debtor, the Hello Bello baby and family wellness products business, filed chapter 11 on October 23, 2023 through a voluntary petitionDkt. 1, after entering bankruptcy with roughly $64.9 million of funded debt, including a CIT first-lien revolver of about $34.9 million and approximately $30.0 million of subordinated VMG notes described in the Buxton first-day declarationDkt. 12.
The restructuring path moved through a combined disclosure statement and plan rather than a still-open operating case. The debtors filed their combined disclosure statement and chapter 11 planDkt. 379 in April 2024, proposing a six-class reorganization structure, and the court confirmed the amended combined plan on June 18, 2024 through the confirmation orderDkt. 463. A further amended plan supplement was later noticed through the plan supplement service affidavitDkt. 481, after which the docket shifted from plan prosecution to trust-driven administration.
The live posture is claims cleanup. On May 14, 2026, the court granted the Trust’s fourth extension of the claims-objection deadline through November 25, 2026 in the claims-objection deadline orderDkt. 627. At the May 19, 2026 hearing noticed by the , the court addressed the Trust’s second omnibus claims objection; the resulting reflects that the objection was overruled and an order would be entered, while the entered granted relief reclassifying eight claims totaling about $300.3 million to general unsecured status. The practical remaining path is continued claim-objection administration under the extended deadline, with the Trust indicating at the May 19 proceeding that, after order entry and completion of check-processing and cashing periods, it intends to seek a final decree to close the case.
