A September 2025 divorce filing reportedly put Tori Spelling’s monthly income at $3,000 to $75,000, depending on the job. The figure was attributed to a declaration by her estranged husband, Dean McDermott, and has not been independently verified as her current income.
What the filing reportedly said
E! News reported that McDermott’s income-and-expense declaration, filed September 5, 2025, gave Spelling’s income as $3,000 to $75,000 per month, “depending on the job.” The wide range describes variable earnings rather than one fixed monthly salary. The report attributes the claim to McDermott’s filing; it does not establish Spelling’s present earnings or independently verify the amounts.
E! News’s September 2025 report
How the figure fits the divorce timeline
The income range appeared during divorce proceedings, not as a later accounting of Spelling’s finances. The Associated Press reported that Spelling filed for divorce in Los Angeles Superior Court on March 29, 2024, citing irreconcilable differences and listing June 17, 2023, as the separation date. Her initial petition sought spousal support and divorce-attorney fees without stating a dollar amount.
The Associated Press’s account of the 2024 filing
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What later settlement coverage does—and does not—establish
E! News reported in November 2025 that a petition connected to a mutual dissolution agreement requested child and spousal support. A request is not proof that a court awarded support or that payments are currently being made. The available reporting does not establish the operative final judgment or current support obligations.
E! News’s November 2025 settlement report
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Fox Business reported later court-document coverage describing more than $1.2 million owed to the IRS and more than $500,000 to California tax authorities. Those reported liabilities are distinct from the monthly income range; they are not evidence of monthly earnings or a measure of the cost of the divorce.
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Fox Business’s November 2025 report on reported tax liabilities
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What readers can conclude
- The $3,000–$75,000 monthly range is a claim attributed to McDermott’s September 2025 declaration, as reported by E! News.
- The filing’s “depending on the job” qualification indicates a variable range, not a single salary.
- It is a dated filing-era claim, not verified current income, a confirmed annual figure, or a net-worth estimate.
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