Tori Spelling Net Worth

Tori Spelling is a well-known name in the entertainment industry for her actress, TV host, and author work. Her father created the teen drama series Beverly Hills, 90210, in which she appeared. Tori grew up in a wealthy family, but things quickly deteriorated for her. Continue reading to learn more about her struggles and how they’ve affected her financial situation and net worth.

Tori Spelling’s Net Worth?

“Beverly Hills, 90210” actress Tori Spelling net worth is $1.5 million. She is best known for her role as Donna Martin. Toris’ father, Aaron Spelling, co-produced the popular TV series. Along with the season’s spin-off series, which also featured her. She also has a jewelry line that she sells on the Home Shopping Network, as well as her acting and writing careers.

She and her partner, Dermott, paid $3.7 million in 2020 for their 5,980-square-foot home in the Santa Monica Mountains. The couple previously sold a 600-year-old, 700-square-foot Encino estate for $2.5 million.

Aside from the money she received from her father’s estate (an estimated $15–20 million), she claimed to have spent every penny she had ever earned as an actor. In an interview, Spelling claimed that she had spent millions of dollars on failed real estate investments and extravagant purchases for her family.

“The show was a big part of my childhood,” Tori confessed. As a result, it forced me into a position of financial independence from my father. No more credit cards with no top limit. “I had a hit television series, so I didn’t really need my parents for anything,” Spelling said.

Tori tried to simplify her life but couldn’t get over her extravagant tastes. She said that because of how well her parents raised her, she was used to living like a millionaire.

Who Is Tori Spelling?

Tori Spelling was born on May 16, 1973. Her mother, Candy Spelling, was a former model, and Aaron Spelling was a successful TV producer. She has a younger brother named Randy, a former actor turned life coach. Both of Spelling’s paternal grandparents were Jewish immigrants from Russia and Poland.

The Spellings’ riches elevated Tori Spelling to Hollywood royalty and ensured that she grew up amidst opulence. Spelling Manor, where she grew up, is 56,500 square feet. The mansion is the largest in Los Angeles and bigger than the White House.

At age six, Spelling began taking acting lessons with an acting coach her father hired. She appeared in many guest roles. Such as T. J. Hooker, The Love Boat, Fantasy Island, Hotel, Saved by the Bell, and Vega$ before breaking into the mainstream with her own series.

Tori next attended Beverly Hills High School. It is in the Beverly Hills area of Los Angeles. Before graduating from Harvard-Westlake School in 1991.

At a young age, Tori was a successful actress and very self-sufficient. However, behind the scenes, she was a very different person than she appeared on the small screen. As a teenager, Spelling described herself as a young, really insecure teenager who never thought she was good enough.

Tori and Dean

Dean McDermott and actress Tori Spelling were married in a private ceremony in Wakaya, Fiji, on the 7th May 2006. Exactly one-and-a-half weeks after they got engaged.

They have five children; Liam Aaron, Beau Dean, Finn Davey, Hattie Margaret, Stella Doreen, Jack Montgomery, and Stella Doreen McDermott.

Fun Facts About Tori Spelling

• Tori Spelling’s first wedding ceremony and reception cost $1 million dollars.
• Her first marriage, to Charlie Shanian, lasted 14 months, although they had been together for several years.
• Tori Spelling and Dean McDermott were engaged after only four months of dating. Although they were both in committed relationships with other people. They put their marriages on hold to spend more time with each other. It was a risky decision, but one that clearly paid off.
• In 2016, Amex sued for $38,000 plus court costs in the first case. Only two months later, Amex sued again, this time for a whopping $87,595.55. According to their records, no payments were made towards the total amount owed. 
• Even though Toris’ father had a net worth of $500 million, his daughter only received $800,00 as a share of the estate. This probably didn’t help her with her financial situation, especially when she spent the money all at once.
• The $800,000 she received from her father’s estate went toward buying the bed-and-breakfast she advertised on her reality television show. 
• Besides her work in scripted series and movies, Tori has starred in many reality shows with her husband, whom she married in 2010. As part of Tori & Dean: Home Sweet Hollywood, the couple documented their lives from 2007 to 2012. Tori & Dean: Cabin Fever, a Lifetime spinoff, premiered in 2014 and followed up on the success of their previous series, True Tori. 

What’s Next for Tori Spelling?

Earlier this year, Tori Spelling said she was open to the idea of a spinoff series from Beverly Hills 90210. Filming has now begun. Tori, 48, has also said that she wants to return to reality TV with a new “cooking show.”

Tori loves anything to do with food, cooking, and DIY, and the new show is going to incorporate all of that. The program will be ready to launch in the summer.

Following months of speculation about the state of her marriage to Dean, Tori revealed last month that she plans to file for divorce. Tori’s legal team intends to file her lawsuit soon. She’s doing her best to sort it out and get her finances in order before doing anything else.