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I honestly wished they kept a deleted scene for Hotel Transylvania 2, cause it showed Dracula’s relationship to his dad and how he got his fangs.

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7 days ago

Tisha Campbell, Gina on the sitcom Martin, says she once had $21 in her pocket at Christmas and had to choose between a $7 knife and extra toys for her kids. In the divorce, her husband of nearly 22 years got a Bentley. She married actor Duane Martin, of All of Us, in 1996. In the video below, she says: "I had nothing. Nothing in the bank. Nothing. I had maybe seven dollars to my name, and I was scared." January 2016: The couple files for bankruptcy, listing over $15 million in debts and $313,000 in assets. Income: $7,655 a month. Expenses: $17,000. February 2018: She files for divorce. October 2018: She agrees to pay the bankruptcy trustee $115,000 to buy back the right to collect her own acting royalties. The trustee had already collected $300,000 of them. December 2020: The divorce is final. No spousal support either way. She gets a leased BMW. He gets a 2014 Bentley. The trustee sued Duane, accusing him of hiding assets under a company name, and accused the couple of diverting $50,000 in residuals. Duane denied concealing property. July 2025, The Breakfast Club: A host says she had seven dollars left. "Actually, no," she says. "The story was I had $21 in my pocket and a knife cost seven dollars." On the bankruptcy: "I don't really understand how we went through the bankruptcy, honestly." The math: over $16 million in debts discharged when the case closed. $115,000 to get her own royalties back. Was paying $115,000 for her own royalties fair, or did she take on those debts when she filed with him?