Todd Bridges’ ongoing divorce from Bettijo B. Hirschi has revealed an unusually detailed picture of the former Diff’rent Strokes star’s reported finances. Court-related documents cited in recent coverage say Bridges was earning approximately $700 per month in 2024, although his income could increase when he received contract work.
The financial disclosures have also brought an unusual asset into the divorce proceedings: Bridges’ official website, RealToddBridges.com. According to filings described by Celebrity Net Worth and subsequently reported by Complex, Hirschi says her company created and managed the website during their marriage and values that work at $20,720.
Todd Bridges’ Reported Income Becomes Part of Divorce Proceedings
Bridges and Hirschi married in September 2022 after meeting earlier that year, but Bridges announced their separation in January 2026. He subsequently filed for divorce in Arizona on March 31, citing an “irretrievably broken” marriage, according to court documents reported by the Los Angeles Times.
The reported $700 monthly figure comes from testimony Hirschi gave during an earlier financial dispute involving her previous marriage. She reportedly described Bridges as semi-retired and said his income during 2024 was approximately $700 per month unless he received additional contract work. That figure would amount to about $8,400 annually if it remained consistent throughout the year.
The filings also describe several other financial disagreements. Hirschi is seeking $9,187.94 that she says represents Bridges’ share of a joint credit-card balance she paid, while another allegation involves $4,375.01 that she says was taken from her minor son’s account to cover an old California tax obligation connected to Bridges.
The $20,720 Fight Over Bridges’ Official Website
One of the more unusual disputes concerns RealToddBridges.com. Hirschi reportedly says her company developed and operated the site during the marriage and has proposed that Bridges either pay $20,720 to take control of it, continue working with her company under a profit-sharing arrangement, or allow the website to be deleted.
Under the proposed profit-sharing arrangement, Hirschi’s company would receive the first $4,000 in annual net profits, with additional profits then divided between the former couple. The $20,720 payment would reportedly be waived if Bridges chose that arrangement.
The proceedings also involve the couple’s prenuptial agreement, with Hirschi seeking enforcement of terms under which each person retains their respective home and vehicle without spousal support. Bridges’ reported monthly income, therefore, does not necessarily represent his complete financial position or overall assets.
Bridges became widely known as Willis Jackson on Diff’rent Strokes, which ran from 1978 to 1986. He later returned to television and film, including a recurring role as Monk on Everybody Hates Chris, while continuing to make occasional appearances and acting credits in later years.