Todd Bridges’ 3-Figure Monthly Income Revealed in Ex Court Battle (Outside)
Todd Bridges‘ a three-figure monthly income was revealed to his estranged wife Bettijo B. HirschiA spousal support battle with her first husband, just months before they separated.
In court documents obtained by Us WeeklyBettijo said Bridges, 60, was making $700 a month in 2024 when her ex. Heath Hirischi tried to adjust the spousal support they had agreed upon, saying his monthly expenses were more than $16,550. (Bettijo filed for divorce from Heath in 2020. The divorce was finalized the following year.)
“My husband [Bridges] he’s semi-retired, so he doesn’t have a stable income,” Bettijo told the judge during a hearing on Oct. 16, 2025, according to the documents.
When the judge asked Bettijo to clarify if Bridges had any income, Bettijo replied, “He makes, like, $700 or something a month, right there, that we rely on.”
He also revealed that he pays the mortgage and many other expenses.
“He helps with food when he gets extra payments, because he does, as a contract worker,” Bridges added, according to the documents.
Heath also brought i Diff’rent Strokes actress in her long legal case with Bettijo, with whom she shares four children.
After exchanging vows with Bridges on September 21, 2022, Heath requested that her financial support be cut off because her ex was married to a “famous Hollywood actress.”
At the time, Heath said he paid his ex-wife $2,700 in spousal support, which was not due until December 2031.
The wife of Celebrity Big Brother and Diff’rent Strokes Todd Bridges’ estranged wife, Bettijo B. Hirschi, once suggested that God brought them together. That revelation came as a shocker when Bridges announced on January 14, 2026, that he and Hirschi, an art director and creative strategist, had separated after three years of marriage. “After a lot […]
Heath also argued that Bettijo had established herself as a well-known designer and lifestyle blogger, and made a “huge income” after their marriage ended, as well as “additional income” since saying “I do” to Bridges.
Heath told the court in December 2022 documents that he suffered a lot financially after the economic downturn of COVID-19, and at times, he had to “live between his car and his office to be able to pay his bills” to his ex-spouse.
She said she “couldn’t live comfortably,” unlike her ex-husband, who she noted lives in an $880,000 home with Bridges.
On December 24, 2025, the court ordered that Heath pay his ex-wife $1,206 per month in child support and $43,401.96 in past due support.
Bettijo and Heath were also awarded joint legal decision-making authority over their two young children and she would be the primary residential parent.
A month later, Bridges announced her separation from Bettijo in January after three years of marriage.
“After much prayer and meditation, my spouse and I have made the difficult decision to separate,” he said People on January 14. “This was not an easy thing, and it comes with a heavy heart, but also with love and gratitude for the life we shared.”
“I thank God for the time we had together, the lessons we learned, and the family we built.” Even in this time of change, I hope you guide us both to healing, peace, and new beginnings,” Bridges continued. “I ask for privacy as we navigate this transition and continue to lift up my former partner in prayer, wishing them happiness and fulfillment in the chapters ahead.”
