Coming from a life of privilege as she was one of only two children iconic television producer Aaron Spelling had with wife Candy, Tori Spelling's net worth has been high throughout her life - but it the past few years, the actress' financial situation hasn't been exactly ideal.

In the past, the star, who made a name for herself on her father's show "Beverly Hills 90210" in the 1990s, has confessed she made a string of poor business and real estate decisions that left her nearly ruined, and Tori Spelling's net worth has suffered ever since.

Besides her own false moves throughout her career, Tori Spelling's net worth has seen damage from other places, as she was set to inherit a large portion of her father's estate at the time of his death in 2006, but her difficult relationship with her mother Candy, the will's executioner, saw both Tori and her brother Randy only receiving $800,000 each from Aaron's $500 million fortune from years of producing successful ventures like "90210" and "Charlie's Angels."

Even though Tori Spelling's net worth has suffered in the aftermath of the television show that made her famous, in fact her children stand at a far more stable position, as Candy has reportedly created a $10 million trust fund for her eldest child, Liam.

Be that as it may, things have been so difficult for Tori Spelling's net worth that there have been rumors saying 42 year-old actress and husband Dean McDermott faked the cheating scandal that led to her Lifetime documentary "True Tori," where they supposedly solved their problems.

Now, TMZ reports that the actress and reality star recently filed a lawsuit at Benihana after attending an Encino venue, then slipping and falling so hard she received "deep second and third degree burn injuries" - but could this have been faked?

Currently, Celebrity Net Worth lists Tori Spelling's net worth as $1.5 million.