The IRS Reportedly Emptied Tori Spelling and Dean McDermott's Bank Accounts

By Hannah Gold  |  April 16, 2017 | 3:43pm
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A story for the taxing times we live in, specifically this week: Page Six reported on Saturday that Tori Spelling—daughter of TV mogul Aaron Spelling—and her husband, Dean McDermott, had their bank accounts drained by the IRS.

While it’s not clear what precisely triggered the IRS to take action, the couple’s financial woes, especially in the past year, have been reported on extensively.

Entertainment Tonight reported in November that American Express was suing the couple over an unpaid credit card balance that was about $50,000 higher than the balance the credit card company had sued them over the previous year.

In July, the couple was informed they owe a little over $700,000 in unpaid federal taxes, and that was just for 2014.

And just last month Page Six reported that McDermott’s ex-wife was threatening him with jail time if he continued not to pay the child support he owes her.

So the situation is looking pretty bleak for the Spelling-McDermott household at the moment, and it can’t be helping matters that taxes are due on Tuesday.

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Well, that last story was a bummer. Here’s the outfit that Carolina QB Cam Newton wore yesterday at Coachella.

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