In a recent interview, Tori Spelling disclosed her divorce journey from Dean McDermott and her unconventional plan for financing her children's college education.
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Tori Spelling Navigates Divorce and Reveals College Tuition Strategy
Amidst her ongoing divorce, Tori Spelling is candidly discussing her approach to navigating life's challenges. In an appearance on her "misSPELLING" podcast, Spelling opened up to guest William Shatner about her financial strategies, including a surprising revelation about her future endeavors.
During the episode, Spelling explained that she intends to join OnlyFans as a means of paying for her children's college education. "I'm gonna have to go on OnlyFans" to cover tuition costs, she told Shatner.
Tori Spelling Navigates Divorce and Reveals College Tuition Strategy
Upon Shatner's inquiry about the nature of the platform, Spelling elaborated, "It's a site where people pay to subscribe to exclusive content. It's like a platform for creators to share videos and other types of content with their subscribers."
Spelling clarified that OnlyFans hosts a wide range of creators, including comedians, chefs, and actresses. "It's not just about sex workers," she emphasized. "Actresses use it to show things, like videos in revealing attire, and subscribers can pay more for additional content."
Tori Spelling Navigates Divorce and Reveals College Tuition Strategy
Spelling, who shares five children with estranged husband Dean McDermott, has been married to him for 18 years. She filed for divorce in March and is seeking primary custody of their children.
Despite their marital separation, McDermott and Spelling have reportedly accumulated significant unpaid debt. Legal documents obtained by Fox News Digital indicate that they owe over $400,000 to City National Bank in a breach of contract case.
Tori Spelling Navigates Divorce and Reveals College Tuition Strategy
Spelling's decision to join OnlyFans has raised eyebrows, but she remains resolute in her determination to provide for her children. "I have to be creative," she explained on the podcast. "I want my kids to have a good life, and I'll do whatever it takes."
Spelling admitted that the divorce process has been emotionally draining, but she is committed to moving forward. "It was the appropriate time," she said of the decision to end her marriage. "I'm not going to dwell on the past. I'm focusing on the present and the future."
Tori Spelling Navigates Divorce and Reveals College Tuition Strategy
As Spelling navigates this challenging chapter in her life, she is finding support from her loved ones. She emphasized that she is not alone in her journey and expressed gratitude for the people who have been there for her.
"I have an amazing support system of family and friends who are helping me through this," Spelling said. "I know I'm not alone, and that's what matters most."
