Tori Spelling has found herself in some hot water with her credit card company.
The actress, 42, is being sued by American Express for failing to pay her current outstanding balance of $37,981.97 since last summer, according to court documents obtained by PEOPLE.
Per the documents, Spelling's last activity was on June 26, when theBeverly Hills, 90210 star tried to make a payment in the amount of $1,070, but the transaction failed to complete.
Spelling's last payment was due on Aug. 18, with a minimum amount of $1,477 owed (which included the past due amount of $1,070).
According to the lawsuit filed Jan. 13, American Express is asking that the mom of four pay the entire balance, including interest, as soon as possible.
On Tuesday, Spelling's mom Candy Spelling – with whom the star has had a rocky and sometimes estranged relationship – told TMZ she isn't sure why her daughter hadn't paid the bill: "I don't know, extravagance, I guess."
Candy also said she's been helping her daughter out.
"I'm paying all her bills now. I'm not paying extras like that, I'm not paying any back payments," she said. "Just for the house and the kids' school and the food."
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