Tori Spelling finally gave birth to her second child on Monday.
Spelling and her husband, Dean McDermott, welcomed Stella Doreen McDermott at 3:13 p.m. PST and weighed 6 lbs 8 oz. According to OK! Magazine, little Stella’s middle name is in honour of McDermott’s mother.
Of the mother and newborn, Spelling’s rep told the mag, “She’s a healthy baby girl. Tori and baby are resting comfortably.”
Spelling and McDermott already have a son, Liam, who is just one year old.
Actress Tori Spelling has announced plans to write a memoir — and someone’s actually going to publish it!
USA Today reports that Simon & Schuster will release the book, which Spelling hopes to compile after she gives birth to her first child. She’s due this spring.
The former “90210″ star also said that she’ll put the book together with the help of a ghostwriter.
The 33-year-old also said that she hadn’t told her family about the book yet. The relationship has been tense in recent years.
“I certainly hope that (the book) doesn’t cause more damage,” she says.
Well it’s finally official, sort of anyway.
Tori Spelling and her Canadian husband, Dean McDermott, are expecting their first child together.
E! Online reports that the newlyweds have not confirmed via their publicists, but that several sources close to the couple say that Spelling is expecting. Spelling supposedly announced the news on Tuesday – a day after her former castmate on “Beverly Hills 90210,” Jennie Garth, announced that she had given birth to her third child.
This would be the first child for Spelling and the third for McDermott.
A tribute to Aaron Spelling has had the plug pulled on it by his wife, Candy Spelling, after she learned of their daughter Tori’s involvement.
A tribute to Spelling, creator of various popular shows that include Melrose Place, Beverly Hills 90210, and Charmed, was to be aired this fall on ABC with Tori acting as host and executive producer.
“All of his (Aaron’s) stars had signed on and some interviews had already been taped. But Candy wouldn’t release the clips of his shows because Tori was involved in the project. She had it killed,” a source said, reports People.
However, Kevin Sasaki, Candy Spelling’s spokesman, insisted she feels the timing isn’t right. Candy feels that the time is wrong to release the video clips since the Emmy’s will have their own tribute to Aaron.
After refusing ABC’s offer, she has agreed to supply NBC with the video clips for a tribute to her late husband in its Aug. 27 Emmycast, which she will be attending with her son Randy Spelling, 27.
Aaron endured a severe stroke in June at his estate in California and died 5 days later. Aaron was 83 years old. Tori managed to patch things up with her father before he passed away, but her relationship with her mother and brother have been getting worse.
The will of the late Aaron Spelling has been read and daughter Tori will get – only $800,000.
E! Online is reporting that the late Spelling was worth close to $500 million, it was widely speculated Tori would receive a significant chunk of the fortune, but apparently not.
According to US magazine, Tori’s next step, if she so chooses, would be to contest the will to try to get more of her father’s fortune.
“She was never banking on getting a lot of money. [But] she thinks it’s weird that an interior designer would get almost as much as her,” a “friend” told US magazine, referring to the interior decorator who will receive $50,000 of Aaron’s fortune.
Tori is not commenting on the result of the will, saying instead she is focusing on moving forward in her life and starting her own family with Canadian hubby Dean McDermott.
Even the writers on “Beverly Hills 90210″ didn’t make this much drama happen on screen.
The Spelling family has fired back to Tori Spelling regarding the interview she gave to US Magazine, in which she claimed her mother didn’t call to tell her about her father’s death, E! Online reports.
“We are deeply saddened that, during our time of loss and grief, we are forced to respond to the media frenzy caused by the mean-spirited and surprising comments made by Tori to the press,” the statement said.
It was unknown how many of the family members issued the release, but it is assumed it came primarily from Tori’s mother, Candy, and her brother, Randy.
The press release went on to say that the family didn’t exclude her from her father’s last days, the actress chose not to be there (Tori was in Toronto at the time of her father’s stroke and, apparently, his death as well).
“We understand how difficult it might have been for her to be here, and, perhaps, more difficult for her after she arrived,” the Spellings said. “Aaron loved both his children with all his heart, and he understood how hard it was for her.”
Tori Spelling has set the record straight on her supposed family feud because of her new show “So NoTorius!”
The actress tells US Weekly the feud is with her mother, Candy, and was not with her late father, Aaron. Spelling claims that her mother made things uncomfortable so she didn’t spend a lot of time with her father before he passed away.
She also claims her mother didn’t even tell her about her father’s death, instead she got an email from a friend on her Blackberry (Spelling was in Toronto when her father died).
“A friend of mine had seen a TV report, and emailed me. My first thought was, I can’t believe my mom didn’t call me!” Spelling tells the magazine.
Spelling says she talked to her father a few days before his death and he told her he loved her.
Television pioneer Aaron Spelling has died at the age of 83.
The creator of such hit nighttime soaps as “Beverly Hills 90210″ and “Melrose Place” suffered a stroke last weekend and died at his home yesterday.
Spelling was surrounded by his family, including daughter Tori who had been in Toronto with her new husband Dean McDermott when her father suffered his stroke. Tori flew back to L.A. to be by her father’s side and issued a statement after his death.
“I am grateful that I recently had the opportunity to reconcile with my father and most grateful we had the chance to tell each other we loved one another before he passed away. He was a great man and even better father,” she said.
Tori Spelling doesn?t waste her time.
Just a few months after separating from husband Charlie Shanian, the former Beverly Hills 90210 actress is engaged to Canadian actor Dean McDermott.
McDermott filed for divorce from his wife in September.
McDermott proposed to Spelling in Toronto on Christmas Eve, People Magazine reports.
“We’re so incredibly happy and in love. We cannot wait to start our lives together,” the couple said in a statement.
A Canadian tabloid program had previously reported the engagement last month, but that report was obviously premature.
Another report from the program said that Spelling is pregnant. She has denied the claim.
