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Teen Mom 2 Star Jo Rivera’s Girlfriend Vee Torres Can't Pay For Her College Books!

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June 27 2013, Published 6:34 a.m. ET

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Who said reality television pays? Back in April, a court case was opened against the girlfriend of Teen Mom 2 star Jo Rivera for falling behind on payment on her student account at Bloomfield College.

According to court papers obtained exclusively by RadarOnline.com, Bloomfield College sued Vetzabe “Vee” Torres for $2,585.33, claiming that she owed on a defunct book account.

But Vee responded back to the lawsuit in May claiming that she had thought that the sum had been paid for through her financial aid package.

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“The money that is claimed I owe for a book to my attention has been paid because every book I had to get for school I paid with the money I had in my account from Financial Aid,” she wrote in a civil action answer to the suit.

“If I didn’t have the money to begin with I would never have been able to purchase the book(s).”

She continued, “For whatever reason I owe though I will be willing to arrange a payment plan, but as of right now I just financially do not have that type of money. Also, I was certain those book charges were paid off. Sorry for the inconvenience, but I really am willing to take out money monthly to pay off the amount that I owe.”

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Vee must have worked out some sort of deal because as of June 7, the bill has been paid!

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