Seann William Scott’s Monthly Earnings and Net Worth Exposed in Legal Filing
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So here’s the deal: Seann William Scott, better known as Stifler from *American Pie*, has been making headlines not for party antics or movie roles, but because his financial details were recently revealed in court documents tied to his ongoing legal battle with ex-wife Olivia Korenberg. And yes, it’s exactly as juicy as it sounds.
The actor filed an income and expense declaration back in August, giving us a rare peek into how much he actually makes. According to the docs, Scott brings in about $110,000 a month from work-related sources. That’s not including another $45,000 in monthly royalties and around $31,000 from dividends and interest payments. So yeah, he’s doing okay.
On the flip side, his expenses clock in at nearly $60,000 per month. That includes $15,000 in property taxes, $5,000 for repairs, $2,500 on groceries, and $1,500 for clothes. Not exactly your average Joe budget, but hey, we all have our splurges.
But wait—it gets even more interesting when you look at his overall net worth. The 48-year-old owns three homes in Los Angeles, which together are valued at over $18.7 million. He also has more than $12.2 million invested in stocks and bonds, plus $158,000 in cash and savings. His personal assets include a Mini Cooper ($30K), a Honda SUV ($55K), furniture worth $171,000, and artwork valued at $93,000. Basically, if you wanted to live like Stifler grew up and became responsible, this is what it would look like.
Of course, it wasn’t always this way. Back in 2022, Scott recalled earning just $8,000 for the original *American Pie* film in 1999. “I remember afterwards, I bought a used Thunderbird for $5,000—maybe $6,000—and I’m like, ‘Oh yeah, baby,’” he told *The Rich Eisen Show*. But things didn’t stay flush—he ended up working at the LA Zoo selling churros shortly after. “I don’t know what happened to the other $2,000,” he joked. “Maybe it was even less than $8,000.”
Despite the success of the *American Pie* franchise—which spawned multiple sequels and spin-offs—Scott admitted in 2023 that he wouldn’t rush back to reprise his role unless the idea was truly perfect. “It would have to be a perfect idea,” he said on *Inside of You with Michael Rosenbaum*. “Comedies have changed so much that that movie would have to change and adapt and be more relatable.”
Elsewhere in Hollywood paycheck news, *Dancing With the Stars* pros reportedly start at $1,200 to $1,600 per episode, with top-tier dancers pulling in up to $100,000 per season. Celebrities? They start at $125,000 and can earn bonuses as they make it further into the competition. Jenna Johnson, who won Season 33 with Joey Graziadei, confirmed that while there’s no million-dollar prize, finalists do get a bonus—and a shiny mirrorball trophy.
And then there’s the Jennifer Lawrence-Leonardo DiCaprio pay gap saga. For *Don’t Look Up*, Lawrence took home $25 million while DiCaprio scored $30 million. She acknowledged the disparity in a *Vanity Fair* interview, noting that DiCaprio brings in more box office clout. Still, she added, “It’s extremely uncomfortable to inquire about equal pay.”
Anyway, that’s the deal. Do with it what you will.
Sources: Celebrity Storm and E! News, The Rich Eisen Show, Inside of You with Michael Rosenbaum, Vanity Fair
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