Shannen Doherty gave fans an idea of where she is in her divorce and cancer journey on the latest episode of her Let’s Be Clear podcast.
The 53-year-old actress spoke on the Monday, June 24, show and confessed that her last year has been “really tough.”
Speaking about her split from Kurt Iswarienko, 49, she said: “Obviously divorce is not easy, especially when you really love someone. “And I loved my husband.
“And when your actions hurt you so much that you feel betrayed and like a fool, it’s really hard.”
Doherty also revealed that he would begin another round of chemotherapy “probably a couple of days after this episode ends.”
Shannen Doherty gave fans an idea of where she is in her divorce and cancer journey on the latest episode of her Let’s Be Clear podcast.
The 53-year-old actress opened up on the show on Monday, June 24, and confessed that her last year has been ‘really tough’; photographed in March
The former Beverly Hills, 90210 star expressed, “Just walking into the unknown, I feel like my life has been unknown for over a year, between the divorce and the cancer.”
It comes after Doherty announced last year that her cancer had spread to her brain in an Instagram post showing her receiving radiotherapy.
She previewed the episode by sharing a snippet on her podcast’s official Instagram account.
The title described the latest installment as “a powerful solo episode where @theshando shares his updates, in his own words, his way.”
The note continued: ‘Listen to the NEW episode of “Let’s Be Clear” now wherever you get your podcasts!’
The Hollywood veterinarian called the divorce process “not the most pleasant” and said she may “never be ready to discuss all the details” of the dissolution of her marriage.
“There are so many different nuances that people will never understand,” he opened, adding, “I don’t understand why people find it so fascinating.”
Shannen clearly said, “I’m going through things.” And when I want to share it, I will.”
An Instagram caption described the latest installment of his podcast as “a powerful solo episode where @theshando shares his updates, in his own words, his way.”
Speaking about her split from Kurt Iswarienko, 49, she said: ‘Obviously divorce is not easy, especially when you really love someone. And I loved my husband’; pictured in 2012
In a recent court filing, Doherty criticized her ex Kurt’s spending habits in a spousal support request.
He presented the documentation in Los Angeles on Friday, June 14, according to American magazine.
In the documents, the actress requested $15,343 in monthly support ‘retroactive to June 1, 2024.’
He also asked that Kurt contribute $9,100 to his legal fees.
The veteran artist stated: ‘As a result of my recurring health problems, I have been largely unable to work and have no future employment prospects. Nowadays, virtually all the income I earn is residual income from the job I did before I got married.’
She continued in the presentation: ‘Most of my residual income comes from a TV show called Charmed.
“I recently learned that Charmed will no longer air on any major streaming platforms after June 30, 2024. As a result, my future residual income will decrease dramatically.”
It was also noted that the television star has not worked since 2022.
The Hollywood vet called the divorce process “not the most pleasant” and said she may “never be ready to discuss all the details” of the dissolution of her marriage; the exes photographed in June 2010
Doherty revealed that he would begin another round of chemotherapy “probably a couple of days after this episode ends.”
She believes her ex is intentionally delaying the legal process to avoid paying her.
“It’s simply not right that Kurt is allowed to prolong our divorce in the hopes that I die before he has to pay me while he continues to live his life and shirk his responsibilities to his dying wife of over 11 years,” she said. . in the filed paperwork.
Iswarienko’s attorney, Katherine Heersema, responded by stating that Shannen was offered a settlement agreement in October 2023, but denied it.
‘Kurt isn’t “just waiting for Shannen to die.” “He wants the best for Shannen and he wants them both to be able to put this case behind them and move forward,” he said.
In response, Doherty said he denied the proposed agreements because they “sidestepped the issues of his original works created during the marriage” and “his ability to generate income.”