Teen Mom Maci Bookout charging $100 Cameos in desperate move as she owes $736k in back taxes

Teen Mom star Maci Bookout is making a cash grab as she owes the government some massive money in taxes .

Maci is earning money through the Cameo app, where fans can pay for personalized shoutout videos from the reality star, priced at $100 each. She has been promoting this service to her over 4 million Instagram followers, although it's unclear how much income she's actually generating from the app.

In addition to the Cameos, she's reportedly raking in money from her time on the show. Cheat Sheet revealed that she rakes in a cool $500,000 per season as one of the original cast members.

Join the Mirror's SMS news service to get the biggest breaking stories delivered straight to your phone. Click
here to subscribe.

READ MORE: Reason behind Teen Mom Amber Portwood and fiancé Gary Wayt's split amid family concern

READ MORE: Teen Mom fans say Ryan Edwards and Amanda Conner dropped 'subtle pregnancy announcement' on vacation

READ MORE: Teen Mom's Jenelle Evans 'shaken up' after attempted home break-in following custody battle

The reality TV personality and her husband, Taylor McKinney, are named in five unreleased liens, with the latest being the largest at a whopping $351,699, issued on June 6. Just two months earlier, another lien was imposed on her for $86,620. While Taylor is included in several of these orders, Maci is also independently responsible for some of the debt.

The Sun confirmed with a clerk that two liens were filed against her in February, amounting to $49,383 and $105,346. The couple's tax troubles date back to 2023 when a lien of $143,413 was set, which remains open and pending.

Although she owes money, Maci also has some hefty assets, including two properties in Tennessee one a sprawling 48-acre land bought for $339,000. Although this plot doesn't have a house yet, she resides in another property, a sizeable 4-bedroom, 4-bathroom home. Not to mention, she's got a collection of Jeeps to her name.

While Maci is living with those luxuries, she previously dispelled the myth of reality TV stardom in her memoir, saying, "Once you become a so-called reality TV star, people immediately think you're a high-end celebrity and you travel the world and have a mansion and so much money and all these other things they associate with having your face on television.

"The fact is, my real life isn't that much different from what it would have been without MTV. I still live in Chattanooga and go to Wal-Mart and buy bread and milk."