It’s that salary show.
Laura Prepon and her ex Ben Foster‘s eye-popping monthly incomes were revealed in their recent divorce settlement, which was reached six months after they called it quits following six years of marriage.
So, how much do the former couple rake in? Prepon, 45, earns a whopping gross monthly income of $70,509.92, while Foster, 44, takes home an impressive $22,205.50 per month, according to docs obtained by Us Weekly April 18.
And that’s not the only insight about the pair’s finances that was uncovered. The settlement docs also said that Foster has agreed to pay Prepon $5,500 in monthly child support in order to help raise their kids, 7-year-old daughter Ella and a 4-year-old son whose name has not been revealed.
And as for how they plan to divvy up other childcare expenses? Foster and Prepon—whose home will serve as the children’s primary residence—agreed to split the costs of tuition and school-related bills moving forward, per the filing.
The couple’s divorce agreement follows a tumultuous legal battle for the exes, who tied the knot in 2018, one year after welcoming their daughter.
While Foster initially cited “irreconcilable differences” as the cause for their split, according to court docs obtained by E! News at the time, the X-Men actor later amended his petition, accusing Prepon of “inappropriate marital conduct.”
In the updated filing, obtained by In Touch in March, Foster alleged that the That 70’s Show alum was “guilty of such cruel and inhumane treatment” that made living together “unsafe and improper.”
Shortly after, Prepon submitted her own counter-complaint denying the allegations and accusing her ex of “habitual drunkenness,” per court documents also obtained by In Touch.
E! News reached out to a rep for Foster for comment on the accusation at the time, but did not hear back.
Despite their messy split, Foster and Prepon are on the same page when it comes to one important aspect of their lives: raising their kids out of the spotlight.
“Everyone is different with [posting] pictures of their kids,” Prepon told People in 2018. “No judgment, do your thing. It’s a personal thing. But for my husband and I, that’s where we do remain extra private, is when it comes to our kids.”
For more stars who have called it quits over the past year, keep reading.
Sophia Culpo & Michael Stevens
The Culpo Sisters star and the entertainment lawyer parted ways after two years of dating, multiple outlets reported in early October.
Lori Loughlin & Mossimo Giannulli
The Full House alum and the fashion designer announced their split Oct. 2 after 27 years of marriage.
“They are living apart and taking a break from their marriage,” Lori’s rep Elizabeth Much told People. “There are no legal proceedings at this time.”
Nicole Kidman & Keith Urban
The Oscar winner submitted court documents to divorce the singer on Sept. 30 after 20 years of marriage, listing “date of filing” at the date of separation in the papers.
However, E! News learned that the pair’s decision to separate was one-sided and that Nicole did not want to part ways. The pair had been living apart since the beginning of the summer.
Benito Skinner and Terrence O’Connor
The internet star—better known as BennyDrama—shared that he and Terrence had split after nine years together.
“We both just love each other so much and have so much love and respect for each other,” Benito said on his Ride podcast in October, “and we treated each other with love and respect until the end.”
Tim Burton & Monica Bellucci
The Edward Scissorhands director and the Malena actress—who made their red carpet debut during the Diabolik Chi Sei? premiere at the 18th Rome Film Festival in 2023—confirmed their breakup on Sept. 19.
“It is with much respect and deep care for each other,” they shared in a joint statement to French media outlet AFP on Sept. 19, “that Monica Bellucci and Tim Burton have decided to part ways.”
Shailene Woodley & Lucas Bravo
Though the Big Little Lies actress and Emily in Paris actor hard-launched their romance in April 2025, the pair reportedly split by September.
Chase Stokes & Kelsea Ballerini
The Outer Banks actor and the “Dibs” singer called it quits after nearly three years of dating.
Paul Forman & Ashley Parks
The Emily in Paris costars split after nearly two years of dating.
They first sparked romance rumors in October 2023, but only confirmed their relationship in January 2024 when Ashley thanked Paul for being by her side during a health scare.
Akon & Tomeka Thiam
The “Smack That” singer’s wife filed for divorce in September 2025, three days before their 29th anniversary, according to courts docs obtained by Billboard.
Nina Dobrev & Shaun White
The Vampire Diaries alum and the Olympic snowboarder broke up after five years together, ending their engagement, People reported Sept. 11.
John Sansone & Claire Dirette
The Farmer Wants a Wife star and contestant have broken up nearly a year after finding love on season three of the Fox reality dating series.
“I would like to share that Claire and I ended our relationship shortly after Lollapalooza, over a week ago,” Sansone wrote in a since-deleted August Instagram post. “This was a mutual decision based on private challenges.”
“While I’ll always appreciate and respect the time we shared together, I feel it’s best to move forward separately,” the St. Louis native continued. “While our relationship was public, I wish for this chapter to remain as private as possible.”
Jessica Mulroney & Ben Mulroney
Meghan Markle‘s former pal separated from her husband after 16 years, multiple outlets reported in July 2025.
The confirmation came after Jessica began posting photos without her wedding ring earlier that summer, and four years after her and Meghan’s friendship seemingly frayed.
Cat Deeley & Patrick Kielty
The So You Think You Can Dance host and Kielty announced their breakup after 12 years of marriage through a joint statement.
“We have taken the decision to end our marriage and are now separated,” they told BBC July 29. “There is no other party involved.”
The statement added that Deeley and Kielty would remain “united as loving parents” to their two kids Milo and James.
Matt Roloff & Caryn Chandler
The Little People, Big World star announced he and his former fiancée, who began dating shortly after his divorce from ex Amy Roloff had called off their engagement in July.
“Caryn and I have decided to part ways and end our engagement,” he wrote on Instagram at the time. “Life’s a continued journey and this is the right step for us at this time.”
Dylan Dreyer & Brian Fichera
The Today cohost revealed in July that she and her husband of 12 years had decided to separate.
“For many years I have shared my family with you all–the highs and the lows,” Dylan wrote in her Instagram announcement. “The ups and downs. And all of the blessings and beautiful memories in between.”
“For that reason, I want to share with you that a few months ago, Brian and I made the decision to separate,” she continued. “We began as friends, and we will remain the closest of friends. Most importantly, we will continue to co-parent our three wonderful boys together with nothing but love and respect for one another.”
Denise Richards & Aaron Phypers
The actress’ husband of six years filed for divorce on July 7, E! News confirmed.
In the legal paperwork, Aaron listed the reason for their split as “irreconcilable differences” and noted the date of the separation was July 4 (a.k.a. Independence Day).
Aaron is also asking the court to award him spousal support in the divorce.
Blac Chyna & Derrick Milano
After around two years together, the musical artists called off their nine-month engagement “after much prayer and reflection.”
“We love each other deeply and are good friends,” Chyna (real name Angela White) added in her July 3 social media message, “but we both believe that God’s guidance has shown us that this is the right path for both of us, as we each continue our journey.”
Gigi Gorgeous & Nats Getty
After nearly 6 years of marriage, the couple mutually decided to go their separate ways in July. “While they have decided to end their marriage,” a rep told E! News in a statement, “they remain friends and have the [utmost] love and respect for each other.”
Nats—who wed the influencer (real name Giselle Loren Lazzarato) in 2019—listed irreconcilable differences in the divorce filing.
Chelsea Blackwell & Tim Teeter
The Love is Blind reality star confirmed her breakup with her boyfriend on June 29, telling E! News, “It came down to a difference in lifestyle and priorities.”
Wishing her ex “nothing but the best,” Chelsea added, “I was focused on long-term stability and building a future, while he was more rooted in the moment. Over time, it became clear that we just weren’t aligned anymore.”
The news comes eight months after the season six contestant—who got engaged to ex Jimmy Presnell during the show, but never made it to the altar—hard launched Tim on social media with a simple caption, “Me & T.”
Marion Cotillard & Guillaume Canet
The Oscar winner and her partner of 18 years—who share two kids together—announced in June 2025 that they had “decided to separate by mutual agreement.”
In their joint statement, the pair said that as “parents of two children,” they decided to “share this decision here in order to avoid all speculation, rumors and risky interpretations.”
Katy Perry & Orlando Bloom
After nine years together, the “Roar” Singer and Pirates of the Caribbean star—who share daughter Daisy Dove—ended their engagement, multiple outlets confirmed on June 26.
The split rumors began circulating when the pair allegedly began spending more time apart after Katy embarked on her Lifetimes tour without Orlando, split speculation only fueled when he appeared alone in Italy for Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez’s wedding.
Dermot Mulroney & Prima Apollinaare
The Chicago Fire star filed for divorce from his wife of 14 years on June 23, citing “irreconcilable differences” as the reason for the breakup. Though the paperwork said Mulroney was requesting spousal support, a source close to the former couple told E! News, “No one is asking for anything, and no one is denying anything. They are not arguing over money or the children.”
“They used mediators, not lawyers,” the insider added, “as they are friends and this is amicable.”
Tammy Hembrow & Matt Zukowski
Just seven months after her wedding, the Australian influencer announced she and the Love Island Australia alum called it quits.
“I am going to be getting a divorce,” Tammy shared in a June 21 video on TikTok. “Obviously, when you marry someone, you do it thinking that it’s gonna be forever. And I blame no one but myself, to be honest.”
Grant Ellis & Juliana Pasquarosa
The Season 29 Bachelor couple broke up three months after the finale, sharing the relationship update on Instagram on June 13.
“We both gave this out best and poured a lot of love into each other, but after a lot of deep conversations, we’ve come to the understanding that we’re simply not the right fit long term,” Grant shared on his Instagram story. “What we had was meaningful.”
Lydia Gonzalez & Milton Johnson
After nearly three years of marriage, Love Is Blind star Lydia Gonzalez shared on the June 11 episode of What’s the Reality? podcast that she filed for divorce from Milton Johnson.
Sasha Farber & Jenn Tran
The Dancing With the Stars partners called it quits less than a year after sparking a romance on the 33rd season of the ABC show, multiple outlets reported in June.
Scott Wolf & Kelley Wolf
After 21 years of marriage, the Party of Five alum’s wife announced in June that the pair were “moving forward with the dissolution of our marriage.”
“We both look forward to an extraordinary life centered around the most extraordinary children,” Kelley wrote on Instagram. “I am stepping into a chapter of peace, freedom, and protection—with grace.”
Dakota Johnson & Chris Martin
On June 4, reports surfaced that the Fifty Shades of Grey alum and the Coldplay frontman parted ways after nearly eight years together.
Ryan Lochte & Kayla Rae Reid
The Olympian and the real estate agent called it quits, with Kayla writing on Instagram June 4, “Earlier this year, I made the hard decision to end my marriage after deep prayer and reflection.
“Sometimes we face trials we didn’t choose or see coming,” continued Kayla, who shares kids Caiden, Liv,and Georgia with the swimmer. “And in those moments, we’re forced to make the hardest decisions to protect our peace, our children, and our future. I’ve come to the understanding that staying isn’t always the most loving decision someone can make.”
Romeo Beckham & Kim Turnbull
David Beckham and Victoria Beckham‘s son broke up with the model after seven months of dating, E! News learned in June.
