Hollywood star Tori Spelling’s financial details have come to light in new divorce court documents, revealing her fluctuating income and Dean McDermott’s mounting debts.
According to paperwork filed on September 5, 2025, in Los Angeles Superior Court and obtained by Page Six, McDermott claimed that Spelling’s monthly income can vary widely, ranging anywhere between $3,000 and $75,000 depending on her projects.
In the same filing, McDermott reported earning about $3,800 per month, stating his acting and producing career has suffered significantly due to the SAG-AFTRA strikes and overall shifts in the entertainment industry. He explained that his professional opportunities have decreased drastically in recent years.
The documents further showed that McDermott spends approximately $3,980 each month—an amount that surpasses his earnings. Additionally, he disclosed several debts, including a $200,000 past-due loan from City National Bank, $2,500 owed to Capital One, $12,000 in Care Credit expenses, and $1,200 in dental bills.
His girlfriend, Lily Calo, was also mentioned in the filing, earning about $600 per month. The couple’s long-standing financial issues were highlighted again, as Spelling and McDermott have been facing lawsuits since 2016 over unpaid loans. In June 2025, City National Bank informed the court that their debt had increased to nearly $396,000 with added interest.
Spelling and McDermott’s relationship came to an end in 2023 when he announced their separation on Instagram after 18 years of marriage. In March 2024, Spelling filed for divorce, requesting spousal support, legal fees, sole custody of their five children, and joint legal custody. McDermott countered by requesting spousal support for himself and joint custody of their children: Liam, 18; Stella, 17; Hattie, 13; Finn, 13; and Beau, 8.
This latest filing sheds light on the ongoing financial and legal battles between Spelling and McDermott as they move through the divorce process.
