Tori Spelling Trapped In A Toxic Marriage: 'Broke’ Star Fears She Can't Afford To Divorce Love Rat Hubby Dean McDermott

Tori Spelling has been telling friends she will go broke if she divorces her love rat husband, Dean McDermott, RadarOnline.com is exclusively reporting.

McDermott recently entered a rehab facility in Los Angeles, after the pair’s seven-year marriage was rocked by allegations that McDermott cheated with a woman named Emily Goodhand, who claimed she had sex with the actor during a two-day romp at the Fairmont Royal York Hotel in Toronto.

Goodhand claims McDermott told her he was in a “sexless marriage” with 40-year-old Spelling, the mother-of-four to Liam, 6, Stella, 5, Hattie, 2 and Finn, 16 months.

Friends of Spelling tell Radar, "She would definitely kick Dean to the curb if she could financially afford to do so… Tori has admitted she would file for divorce from Dean, but she is afraid she would go broke.

"The couple has no prenuptial agreement, and Tori is the sole breadwinner. Dean wouldn't settle for anything less than joint custody, and Tori would be forced to pay him spousal and child support. It's a really sad situation for Tori and the kids."

Spelling, 40, has a net worth that has been the subject of much debate with some reports placing it as high as $300 million, while others have suggested she is broke and the treasure chest has evaporated to as low as $1.5 million.

Her mother, heiress Candy, is said to be sitting on a whopping $600 million!

Spelling married McDermott, 47, soon after his split from Canadian actress Mary Jo Eustace and her divorce from first husband Charlie Shanian was finalized — a man who she did have a prenup with!

“Before marrying Charlie, Tori’s parents forced her to get a prenup and she was very thankful for it once the marriage went south,” said the source.

“With the recent allegations that Dean cheated on Tori, she’s now kicking herself for not securing the prenup with Dean. She doesn’t plan on divorcing Dean, but feels that a prenup might could have prevented him from cheating on her.”

Aaron Spelling's daughter revealed in her recent memoir, Spelling It Like It Is, that she was in serious financial debt.