Scott Wolf’s ex Kelley claims she only has ‘$6 to her name’ despite court-ordered $10K/month allowance

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In my fervent admiration for the incredible Scott Wolf, I found myself utterly astounded when his ex-spouse, Kelley, declared that she possesses merely six dollars, even though a Utah judge had mandated him to temporarily cover her monthly living expenses totaling ten thousand dollars – as outlined in our divorce settlement, signed on July 19th.

‘Tonight, I had two choices,’ the troubled 48-year-old wrote to her 74K Instagram followers.

Instead of sleeping in my car once more, booking the room reserved for me at my old favorite Utah hotel seemed less appealing. I opted out of both choices since dignity holds importance. As it stands, I only have $6 in my possession. My brother is there to help me out. Reflect on that fact.

Kelly shed tears when the hotel she had reserved and paid for refused her stay, but she managed to find a delightful rental home for the upcoming week instead.

Last Monday evening, I found myself spending the night at an exquisite residence, accompanied by a man I’ve recently started seeing. Despite our limited acquaintance, he recognized my authenticity and demonstrated remarkable integrity.

It’s uncertain whether the new boyfriend of The Real World: New Orleans alum is the same individual who assured her of her safety on a Saturday night while they were both out socializing and smoking cigarettes, but whose identity remains unknown.

‘I’m now living inside a system that tried to erase me,’ Kelley wrote.

This morning, my mother accused me of being a drug addict following her review of detailed toxicology reports from two unexpected hospitalizations. However, these reports revealed no traces of drugs and also failed to provide any diagnosis.

Mom, it’s accurate that Kelley stirred up a riot and caused patients to turn against the staff. However, there were no drugs involved in this situation. But yes, I stand firm against injustice, and if I witness any form of abuse, I won’t hesitate to speak out about it.

It’s true that Wolf was temporarily confined in a psychiatric facility on two occasions: firstly, on June 13 due to his erratic behavior and an attempt to remove his three kids from the country; secondly, on July 6 following an incident where he brandished a knife.

Interestingly enough, the FLOW life coach earned a Bachelor of Science degree in clinical psychology from Westminster University.

On July 19, as reported by People, the former star of Party of Five, who is now 57 years old, withdrew a temporary restraining order against his ex-wife Kelley and agreed to assist with certain financial obligations. Specifically, he consented to help cover her car payments, minimum monthly installments on credit cards, and some legal fees.

In simpler terms, Scott, living in his residence in Park City, retains authority over the family finances. Moreover, for a temporary period, he has been given sole physical custody of his children – Jackson (age 16), Miller (age 12), and Lucy (age 11).

It’s said that Kelley is expected to make three supervised conversations, either via video or phone calls, with the kids each week, at suitable waking times.

On June 9, Wolf formally initiated divorce proceedings from the founder of the Cricket Project, marking the end of their 21-year union. He described this action as the toughest choice he’s ever had to make in his life.

The beloved children we’ve raised have always held the most significant places in our hearts, and they remain our top concern. Therefore, I humbly request understanding and respect for our privacy while we assist them during this transition period, as expressed by the actor in a statement.

In a separate statement, Kelley expressed that Scott is one of the finest fathers she’s encountered. She also mentioned that they both eagerly anticipate living an exceptional life focused on exceptionally wonderful children. Her primary concern has always been their welfare – as well as her own healing – and this will remain unchanged.

In spite of her ongoing financial struggles, the ex-sorority sister posted on July 20th expressing her excitement to embark on a safari adventure and reconnect with her roots by celebrating her birthday with an extravagant trip arranged by Roar Africa.

Kelly, who had her honeymoon in Africa, initially gained recognition when she appeared on reality television shows. This includes “The Real World: New Orleans” back in 2000, followed by “The Challenge” in 2002, and most recently, “The Real World Homecoming” in 2022.

In the upcoming second season of the medical drama ‘Doc’, produced by Barbie Kligman and airing on Fox starting September 23, Scott will once again portray the character of Dr. Richard Miller, reprising his role from before.

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2025-07-29 18:21