Djimon Hounsou's earnings from major film projects have been disclosed in court documents filed during his custody battle with ex-partner Ri'za Marie Simpson.
The financial declaration, obtained by TMZ, reveals the actor received $1.1 million for his role in "A Quiet Place: Day One."
He also earned $1.25 million for the film "Red Car" alongside Halle Berry and Scott Eastwood, $400,000 for the horror movie "The Monster," and $250,000 for two "Rebel Moon" films.
Additional payments include $300,000 for "The Rising" and $300,000 for "The Zealot."
According to the documents, Hounsou listed his average gross monthly income at approximately $60,000, though he claims monthly expenses of around $85,000.
His monthly spending includes $9,700 for his mortgage, $5,000 for his car, $2,500 on groceries and household items, $2,500 on dining out, $2,500 on clothing, and $2,500 on entertainment and vacations.
The actor noted that his acting jobs are unpredictable, causing his income to vary significantly.
He also reported earning over $600,000 in residual income and $150,000 for a project with FIFA.
Simpson, however, believes Hounsou's actual monthly income may be higher, estimating it at around $133,000 per month.
She is requesting the court award her $30,000 in interim attorney fees and an additional $10,000 to retain a financial expert.
As previously reported, Hounsou filed for joint custody in January following a domestic dispute.
Police were called, and Simpson was arrested on a simple assault charge, which she denies.
