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New details emerge about Mary Kate Olsen's marriage breakdown

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Fans were shocked when news broke that Mary-Kate Olsen and her husband Olivier Sarkozy were divorcing after five years of marriage.

But now a source has revealed that Mary-Kate's dedication to her career was the reason behind the split. WATCH BELOW: How to Get Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen's Bedhead. "Mary-Kate is extremely hard working and focused on her business," the source told PEOPLE. "Her work schedule is beyond disciplined.

She is the type of person who would never complain about a 12 hour work day. Olivier never understood her drive and passion.

He would have loved to have a stay-at-home wife." "He would have loved to have a stay-at-home wife." The source added that Mary-Kate, who runs two highly successful fashion brands with twin

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