Tori Spelling, Dean McDermott Throw Lavish Birthday Bash For Daughter Despite Financial Crisis

Tori Spelling and Dean McDermott make sure that their children won’t feel the strain of their financial woes.

On Saturday, the couple threw a lavish unicorn-themed birthday party for their daughter Stella, who turned 9 years old. Spelling, 44, and McDermott, 50, invited their friends and family to a fun, colorful and entertaining celebration, brandishing each guest with a unicorn horn headband, People reported.

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Among their guests were her mother, Candy Spelling, and the birthday celebrant’s four siblings: Liam, 10, Hattie, 5, Finn, 4, and Beau, 4 months.

Spelling, of course, did not miss the chance to share snaps from her daughter’s special day on social media. She posted a colorful photo on Instagram showing off a milkshake creation they had during the party. “And the #unicorn milkshake creation @bigdsburgers created for Stella to celebrate her 9th bday ( remember the days when bdays lasted an entire weekend?) This was an edible work of ART!” she wrote.

Tori’s brother, Randy Spelling, also shared a snapshot on Instagram from the birthday bash. “Unicorn hair done by Tori! Cousin Stella’s party day - unicorns unite @torispelling,” he wrote in the caption.

However, the lavish birthday bash Spelling and McDermott threw for their daughter also raised eyebrows and drew concern among fans, since the couple has been facing a financial crisis for a while now.

Earlier this month, the couple made headlines for their financial woes. E! News obtained court documents revealing a judge ruled that Spelling and McDermott owed $220,000 default judgment. The ruling came out after they missed a subpoenaed court appearance last week concerning their ongoing legal battle with City National Bank. The bank sued them after they failed to pay a loan they filed in 2010 worth $400,000.

Based on the documents, Spelling and McDermott failed to pony up the remaining $185,714 of their loan, as well as interest worth $2,407 and late charges amounting to $681. The bank also asked Spelling to pay $17,149, which she allegedly overdrew in September last year. Overall, City National Bank is seeking $205,000 in damages from the couple.

Aside from City National Bank, the State of California hit them for unpaid state taxes worth $259,108. American Express also filed two lawsuits against Spelling for failing to pay a $37,981 balance and another $87,594 for one of her platinum credit cards.

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