Broke Tori Spelling And Cheating Dean McDermott Scour Bargain Store? ”90210” Star’s New Show “Mystery Girls” Begins In June
A broke Tori Spelling and cheating husband Dean McDermott might really be in financial straits these days as the Canadian actor was seen scouring a bargain warehouse store in L.A. Money troubles seem to have not left the family even if Tori's "Mystery Girls" tv series is set to premiere on June.
Radar Online reported that cheating Dean McDermott picked up groceries on March 7 from Smart and Final. The gossip site even stated the grocery list of the reality star as he was wheeling out toilet paper, bread and other groceries.
A witness told Radar that "he looked miserable."
Indeed, it was a long way from Gelson's Market and Malibu Farmer's Market, where the couple used to do their grocery before the news that they went broke.
In her book, "Spelling It Like It Is," a broke Tori Spelling admitted that her income could not sustain her lifestyle. "I can't afford to live like this anymore. Our circumstances have changed ... our bank account has taken a major hit," she wrote.
Meanwhile, broke Tori Spelling will reunite with former "90210" alum Jennie Garth for ABC Family's new TV series "Mystery Girls." The show will premiere on June 25 at 8:30 p.m., TV Guide said.
The show is about two former stars of a detective TV show who will try to solve a real mystery.
According to Radar, Tori Spelling's net worth could be between $300 million to being broke because of varying reports.
Her mother, Candy Spelling, reportedly is worth around $600 million after inheriting the fortunes of TV mogul Aaron Spelling.
According to the March 10 issue of Star, the cheating Dean McDermott begged for forgiveness from broke Tori Spelling to take him back, according to a source.
The couple has four children together, Liam, 6, Stella, 5, Hattie, 2 and Finn, more than a year
But the source provided the ultimate reason why she had to take him back: "Even with her new TV series, Tori is scared she won't make enough money to take care of the kids alone," the source added.