Tori Spelling Money Troubles: '90210' Actress' Credit Card Declined
Tori Spelling's credit card was declined this week at a Los Angeles discount store.
On Thursday, the former 90210 actress and two of her four children, Liam and Stella, were shopping at the Absolute Party store in Tarzana, Calif. when, at checkout time, her card was declined.
"When it was time to check out, Spelling handed over Dean McDermott’s American Express Platinum card only to find that there wasn’t enough credit on it to use," Life & Style reported on April 5. "Even though Spelling had Dean’s driver’s license in her wallet, it didn’t help the cause. She reportedly waited 30 minutes for the cashier to call the credit card company to fix the issue."
In Oct. 2013, it was reported that Spelling and McDermott were facing bankruptcy -- and a possible divorce. That, added with McDermott's nearly $70,000 a month rehab costs have reportedly sent them over the edge. Although McDermott's first stint in rehab ended after just 30 days, she was recently seen visiting the same facility again, hinting that McDermott has re-enrolled.
Luckily, Spelling recently landed a reality show on Lifetime, True Tori, which will surely help her get back on her feet -- especially considering she and McDermott are getting paid a reported $100,000 for the six episodes.
True Tori begins airing on Lifetime on April 22 at 10 p.m.