'American Pie' Star Seann William Scott's Net Worth Revealed In Court Battle With Ex-Wife

Seann William Scott has been forced to reveal his substantial net worth in his ongoing legal drama with his ex-wife, Olivia Korenberg.

The actor, best known for starring as Steve Stifler in the "American Pie" franchise, recently submitted an income and expense declaration. He detailed his financial situation after his ex pushed to increase her child support fees and change her living arrangement.

Seann William Scott and Olivia Korenberg tied the knot in 2019 and welcomed one daughter, Frankie Rose, born in June 2020. Their union ended in February 2024 when the TV personality filed for divorce, citing "irreconcilable differences."

According to new reports, Scott filed an income and expense declaration on Monday, August 18. The document detailed his finances, revealing he made around $110,000 monthly on average but took home $54,699 last month.

The actor claimed he earned an average of $45,000 monthly through royalty payments and $31,000 on dividends/interest payments. He garnered $12,285,322 in stocks and bonds, $18,781,328 in real estate, including three homes in Los Angeles, and $158,000 in cash and checking/savings accounts.

Additionally, Scott owned a Mini Cooper worth $30,000, a Honda Passport worth $55,000, furniture worth $171,000, and artwork valued at $93,000.

US Weekly shared that he spent $59,039 monthly on bills, including $15,000 in property taxes, $5,000 in repairs, $2,000 on utilities, $2,500 on groceries, and more.

Scott and his ex-wife, Korenberg, are fighting over their attorney fees linked to her new motion for child support fees and living arrangements. Korenberg noted she believed Scott earned over $200,000 monthly while she made around $350 per month as an interior designer.

In his recent legal filing, Scott revealed he attempted to settle his differences with Korenberg outside the court. However, she was "not interested" in his offer to buy her a home close to his Venice property.

"What initially should have been resolved in a straightforward manner was instead transformed by Olivia into a convoluted ordeal," Scott's attorney argued, noting that her request for $284,000 in legal fees be denied.

He blamed her for incurring unnecessary fees by repeatedly changing her mind about her preferred living destination.

Korenberg's motion about her living arrangement and child support fees came months after her divorce from Scott was finalized. The Blast covered the story, reporting that she accused her ex-husband of trying to evict her from his Malibu home to sell it.

The interior designer alleged that Scott purchased the $3.5 million property in 2024 for her and their daughter to live in until she turned 18. However, he suddenly limited their stay to a year and claimed he wished to sell it shortly after she revealed she had a new lover.

Korenberg claimed she was "blindsided" by his actions, stressing that she and her daughter would be homeless as she could not afford housing in Malibu. Scott reportedly told her she needed to leave by May 3 and never offered another option despite having a vacant bungalow in Venice.

Korenberg's tales of financial woes continued, demanding Scott pay more child support fees. She noted that the initial $6,000 monthly agreement was based on the assumption that the former couple would have 50/50 custody of their daughter.

However, she stressed that she was mostly the sole parent of their daughter due to Scott's busy schedule. Additionally, Korenberg noted the initial agreement considered her living in her ex-husband's Malibu home, but since he wanted her out, she needed more money to care for their daughter.

Korenberg implored the court to pause Scott's eviction plans until it made a judgment on her demands. As stated, she asked that her ex-husband be held liable for her attorney and accounting fees, expenses he covered during their divorce proceedings.

Korenberg and Scott finalized their divorce last year, with The Blast sharing that a judge signed off on their settlement on May 21, 2024. The former couple's single status was made official months later, marking the end of their union legally.

Scott and Korenberg agreed that their prenup was "valid and enforceable," which settled the division of their properties and other expenses. The documents revealed the actor had willingly paid his ex various funds since their October 2023 separation, which would serve as spousal support.

Scott also agreed to pay Korenberg $1 million to resolve all disputes between them and $6,000 monthly for child support. The former couple vowed to introduce each other to new lovers if they were around their daughter and were given joint legal and physical custody of their child.