Katie Holmes is allegedly scared that she will be in debt and sink further as she has no income these days. It was said that Tom Cruise’s ex is so broke that she is willing to accept any role to earn money.
Globe reported (via Gossip Cop), that Katie Holmes started to struggle financially when she and husband Tom Cruise filed for divorce six years ago. The tabloid supposedly got the information from a tipster that it did not name.
“Katie needs cash to support her A-list lifestyle, even though she is really now a D-lister!,” the source allegedly said. “She is willing to take the lowest of low Hollywood roles to avoid sinking into debt. She is just not considered a red-hot commodity in fashion or film.”
Now, is this report accurate? Gossip Cop says it is not true at all. The publication pointed out that Globe also previously reported that Jamie Foxx does not want to marry Katie Holmes just yet because she has been refusing to sign a prenup agreement.
The outlet claimed that the “Django Unchained” actor is worth $100 million so he needs to protect his fortune in case they separate since Katie Holmes is only worth a quarter of his total net worth. GC busted this report and dismissed it as a fabricated write-up after checking the facts. Thus, the site stated that it is certain that the report about Katie Holmes going broke is false as well.
And Gossip Cop seems to be right because there is no way that Katie Holmes will go penniless when she is receiving $400,000 a year payouts from her ex-husband as part of their child support settlement for Suri Cruise.
As posted on Mello & Pickering law firm’s page, Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes have settled and the “Mission Impossible” star is paying around $33,000 a month to the latter. The firm stated that under the law, Katie could have requested more child support but they wanted to settle quickly so the amount was lower.
With these facts, it is clear that the story is false. Besides, Katie Holmes has her boyfriend Jamie Foxx to rely on when she encounters such problems.


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