Tori Spelling’s network earnings withheld after she fails to pay off over $93K credit card debt in lawsuits
TORI Spelling’s network earnings are being withheld after she failed to pay off $93,985.19 in credit card debt from two separate lawsuits, court papers exclusively obtained by The Sun allege.
In one lawsuit, , 47, and her husband , 53, were ordered to pay American Express Bank $87,594.55 for an unpaid credit card bill in October 2016.
they pay the judgement, now $88,731.25 including interest, in March 2020.
In court papers exclusively obtained by The Sun, the Sheriff of Los Angeles County “retained possession” of the judgment on April 30 and was “instructed” to “execute garnishment” from Entertainment Partners, a payroll company.
The amount to satisfy the judgement is $88,478.25.
In the second lawsuit, the BH90210 actress was also ordered to pay Cavalry SPV I, a debt-buying company on behalf of Citibank, $5,054.32 for an unpaid credit card bill in September 2018.
The Los Angeles County Sheriff or Marshal was directed to “enforce the judgment” against them, now $5,506.94 including interest, in December 2019.
Court papers reveal the Sheriff of Los Angeles County also “retained possession” of the judgment and issued an “earnings withholding order” on June 9.
SONY Pictures Entertainment, INC was ordered to “withhold earnings” of the “debtor.”
The amount to satisfy the judgement is now $5,878.99 with $1.37 interest per day.
Tori has been photographed attending movie premieres for SONY, including the Jumanji: The Next Level premiere in December 2019.
The mom of five has also done endorsement deals for SONY.
In April, she tweeted: "Such a fun Easter activity ... We went to @SonyPictures Kid Zone a YouTube Channel and learned the 'Dance Along' a bonus activity from @PeterRabbit movie. Great interactive family hub for movie inspired activities like craft, experiments, and more! #sonypictureszidzone."
A rep for Tori did not respond to The Sun's request for comment.
But their financial issues don’t end there.
In another lawsuit, City National Bank sued Tori and Dean for failing to pay back a $400,000 loan.
They were ordered to pay a judgment of $202,066 in May 2017.
The bank later claimed they never paid and a bench warrant was issued after she failed to appear in court.
The warrant was dissolved in April 2019 and the case remains ongoing.
The Beverly Hills, 90210 actress has struggled with her career in recent years.
The BH90210 reboot, which earned her $85,000 per episode, was canceled after only one season.
She appeared on Celebrity Show-Off in June and has been .
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Tori has admitted to overspending on her reality shows in the past.
She is the daughter of producer Aaron Spelling, who had a net worth of $600 million at the time of his death in 2006.
But , featuring a sauna, waterfall and more luxurious amenities in April.