Derrico's Closet (2024)

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Are the Derricos divorced? ›

On June 4, the reality stars filed for divorce and it became official two days later on June 6 when a judge signed off on the split, according to TMZ.

So perhaps it's no surprise that they've run into financial trouble in the past. Several years before Karen and her then-husband Deon became reality stars, Karen filed for Chapter 13 bankruptcy, according to a new report from In Touch.

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In the "Doubling Down With the Derricos" season 5 finale Tuesday, viewers watched as the family finally moved their 14 kids into their new Vegas abode after facing the hardship of the delayed relocation throughout the season ... which led to significant strain for the now exes.

Which one of the Derricos died? Sadly, Deon Derrico's older brother, Christopher "Chris" Turner, passed away suddenly in 2020 at the age of 53.

Did the Derricos lose a baby? Unfortunately, yes. Karen Derrico has faced the heartbreak of multiple miscarriages over the years. In 2021, Karen and her husband Deon shared the devastating news that they had lost another pregnancy.

"His head is very elongated — that may be a thing called sagittal craniosynostosis," a doctor told Karen and Deon in the clip. "It can cause coordination issues, developmental delays.

Derrico flatly denies the family even received welfare. “I've taken good care of my family forever. I actually take pride in being able to say I'm taking care of my family,” he says. “I don't know where that's coming from.”

Karen and Deon have had four sets of multiples, all of which were conceived naturally. The Derricos had their first two children individually, then twins, followed by quintuplets, another set of twins, and triplets. Some of Karen's pregnancy cravings include veggies, pasta, and orange soda.

The Derrcio Family have at least sixteen children from parents Karen Evonne Carter-Derrico and Derrick Deon Derrico. They live in Las Vegas, Nevada where Deon invests in real estate. Deon and Karen announced on June 15, 2024 that they had divorced. They filed on June 4, 2024 and a judge approved it two days later.

How much do the Derricos spend on groceries? ›

The Derricos shared the good, the bad and the ugly of running a massive household ​on their show, including their hefty bills. “The amount of money that we spend on groceries … oh my gosh … $2,500 to $3,500 a month easy,” Karen said.

And in the meantime, at least the family won't be homeless. The real estate investor has two other homes in Sin City to fall back on. Deon bought a four-bathroom, four-bedroom home in North Las Vegas in September 2019 for $107,709, according to Clark County property records.

While the episode ended with the Derricos all together in their new home eating pizza on Easter, the show shared that Karen and Deon filed for divorce a few months later. Us Weekly confirmed in June that the twosome split. A judge finalized their divorce and the parents plan to split custody of their 13 minor children.

Derron is the Derricos' oldest child, well into his 20s now, but he has not been part of the show's narrative. Derron was adopted by Deon and Karen long before they started having their own biological children. However, Derron appears to have a strained relationship with his adoptive parents.

Karen and Deon Derrico, the stars of the TLC series “Doubling Down with the Derricos,” are estimated to have a combined net worth of $6 million. The couple earns a significant portion of their income from the reality show, with each episode potentially earning them between $7,000 and $10,000.

The TLC star's 74-year-old mother decided to stop chemotherapy in Season 5. In Season 5 of Doubling Down With the Derricos, Deon's mother, Marian "GG" Derrico, announced her decision to stop chemotherapy treatment. Now, Deon has offered a health update on his mom as she continues to battle lung cancer.

As the episode continued, supporters of the large family got some great news. Karen from DDWTD did not have a stroke. The mother learned that she was dealing with untreated muscle spasms, which actually led to temporary paralysis.

Before they started their super-sized family, Deon was originally from Detroit, Mich., and Karen was from Kingstree, S.C. Today, however, the Derricos live in the city of North Las Vegas, Nev.