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Deanna Pappas’ monthly income after becoming famous by “Bachelor”

In the new court document, bachelor Star Deanna Pappas She revealed her monthly salary as a flight attendant and caught a glimpse of her nearly 17 years of life on reality TV, US Weekly Special reports can be made.

On Thursday, June 12, 43-year-old Pappas filed an announcement of income and fees as part of her painful divorce battle with her ex-husband Stephen Stagliano.

Pappas starred bachelor In 2008, he currently works for a company called Sun Air Jets in Los Angeles.

She has been in this job since 2011. Pappas, who has an associate’s degree, said she earned $12,604 last month, but her average monthly income was $13,865.

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She received an additional $1,500 from her spouse support from Stagliano. She listed the bank’s $36,911, with an additional $20,000 in assets.

Pappas, who shares two children with her ex, said she costs $13,892 per month. Bills include rent for $4,500, health care for $150, groceries $750, dining out $500, cell phone for $155, laundry and cleaning $200, clothes $500, car costs $300.

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Deanna Pappas Jason Laveris/Movie Magazine

The document shows that Pappas spent another $250 on charitable donations, putting $800 into her retirement account, and another $1,100 in debt that she is working to repay.

The debt includes $17,619 owed by the visa and another $323 owed on Mastercard.

Pappas’s ex made his own statement of income and expenses. In April’s filing, he said he was the CEO of a gaming company and was unemployed.

“As of April 2025, I have no income. I am actively looking for a job, and Deanna’s work schedule is constantly changing, and her drinking makes it very difficult to do so.”

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At the time, Pappas denied that she had any problems while drinking.

As us First reported that Pappas was arrested on misdemeanor charges on February 27 after the incident with her ex at the custody exchange.

A few hours later, she was released. There have never been any charges against Pappas regarding this incident.

Pappas proposed a restraining order against her ex, but it was revoked a few weeks later.

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Deanna Pappas and Stephen Stagliano David Livingston/Getty Images

Earlier this month, Pappas admitted that she had violated the agreement she reached with Stagliano.

former bachelor Star told the court she had been awake for 60 days and asked it to restore the custody agreement.

“Since my recovery began, Stephen denied that I had regular contact with the kids,” she said. “Although he admitted that I was testing clean and taking rehabilitation, he unilaterally withdrew his parenting time after April 3, 2025, but he missed the exam that failed to continue doing so,” she said.

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“He made an inconsistent offer, agreed to the visit and then canceled at the last minute,” she said.

In response, Stagriano said he supported his ex’s “early recovery work” but said her negative tests over the past few months have not proven “continuous sobriety.”

EXES participated in the mediation on June 12 but was unable to reach an agreement.

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