According to People magazine, "Baby" is not being put in a corner by Gregg. She will keep 100 percent of her earnings and residuals from the 1987 film. This is also true for the lesser-known sequel, Dirty Dancing 2: Havana Nights — Grey did not appear in this film (via Extra TV). Meanwhile, the ex-spouses have agreed on other terms of their separation, namely that they will share ownership of their home — although Grey will live there — unless one decides to sell it, in which case the profits will be split.
Meanwhile, when it comes to 30 other TV and film projects, including The Avengers films, in which Gregg plays Agent Phil Coulson, Grey and Gregg have agreed to split residual earnings equally. For future Marvel projects in which Gregg appears, Grey will even receive a cut of his earnings. Finally, Gregg has waived spousal support from his ex wife.
It's worth noting that according to Celebrity Net Worth, Grey has about $10 million in the bank, while Gregg makes about $75,000 per episode of his show.
