Cosby and his wife are reportedly facing foreclosure on two townhouses, after allegedly failing to keep up with repayments on multimillion-dollar loans.

Meanwhile, the former "Cosby Show" star is also facing foreclosure on his second New York abode, which he bought for $1.2 million in 1980, with a second lender, CitiMortgage, accusing him of defaulting on a $4.2 million loan that is tied to the four-story dwelling.

Cosby, 87, allegedly defaulted on a mortgage for his 12,000-square-foot Upper East Side house after not making payments since June.

It's the second Manhattan foreclosure in less than a month for the once-much loved Cosby, whose reputation went up in flames after 60 women accused him of sexual assault.

Bill Cosby faces foreclosure on two Manhattan properties due to defaulted loans, with ongoing legal actions by First Foundation Bank and CitiMortgage.

For the second time this month, the disgraced former comedian and actor Bill Cosby is facing foreclosure at an Upper East Side property — this time, at a six-story townhouse he owns at 18 E. 71st St.