Tori Spelling Hospitalized And Hooked Up To IV After RV Stay With Her 5 Children
By Favour Adegoke on August 20, 2023 at 7:15 PM EDT
Tori Spelling has been hospitalized for an unknown condition. The actress, who had been living in an RV with her five kids amid marital troubles with her estranged husband, Dean McDermott, shared a photo from the hospital showing an IV connected to her hand.
In the picture, Spelling wrote that she was "grateful" and "proud" for her kids and added that she missed them as she was spending her fourth day away from them.
Spelling and McDermott are currently separated. She was first seen staying at a $100-a-night motel before her latest RV residence. Reports claim that McDermott is not happy about his kids' living situation and feels Spelling is looking for "sympathy."
Keep on reading to learn more.
Tori Spelling Has Been Hospitalized
On Sunday, Spelling took to her Instagram page to reveal that she had been admitted to the hospital for an undisclosed condition.
The actress shared a photo of her hand hooked up to an IV, along with a message detailing how much she misses her kids.
"4th day here and I'm missing my kiddos so much," Spelling wrote.
She added, "Grateful and so proud of my strong, brave, resilient, and kind to the core children who remain positive no matter what comes my way."
Although Spelling didn't share what caused her to be hospitalized, the hospital band on her wrist showed that her date of admission was August 17.
Tori Spelling And Her Five Kids Stayed In An RV
Spelling's illness comes amid the revelation that she had been living in an RV. The 50-year-old actress, previously photographed in a motel with her five children, Liam, Stella, Hattie, Finn, and Beau, was seen at a Ventura County campground in a Sunseeker E450 RV.
Pictures acquired by Daily Mail showed Spelling at the wheel of the RV and arriving at the campground, where the family set up camp with essentials like camping chairs, a cooler, a stove, a pop-up table, and a large rug to add some comfort to their outdoor space.
In one of the photos, Spelling kicked back in a camping chair while wearing white sunglasses as she used her phone.
This shocking development marks a significant change for Tori, who grew up in a multimillion-dollar 123-room mansion owned by her father, TV mogul Aaron Spelling, in the Holmby Park neighborhood.
Prior to her residence in an RV, Spelling was questioned about her reason for holing up at a budget motel with all her children.
In response, Spelling defended her decision by bringing up the safety of her kids. She said, "Are you a parent? You know you would do whatever you can for your kids, right?"
The actress openly talked about a mold issue at her home with her fans. She informed her Instagram followers that her family had been consistently unwell due to it.
Dean McDermott Feels Tori Spelling Is Looking For 'Sympathy'
Amid their marital troubles, a source revealed to the Daily Mail that McDermott believes his estranged wife Spelling isn’t having financial issues and is only choosing to live in a motel and an RV to gain "sympathy."
The insider claimed that the "Chopped Canada" host and Spelling's friends are genuinely taken aback by her choices.
"They do not understand why she would be doing this unless for sympathy. She has money," the source alleged. They added that McDermott is angered by Spelling's refusal to accept "offers from friends to stay in their homes."
"Dean does not think that the kids should be living like this and of course he is angry. He is furious at Tori because she is acting like a child," the source stated. "She had every opportunity to make this marriage work and instead, she fostered the narrative for years that she was done with Dean."
Tori Spelling Was Devastated By Her Late Father's Will
Spelling's ex-husband, Charlie Shahnaian, recently spoke with the Daily Mail about the actress' reaction to the terms of her later father's will.
Shahnaian and Spelling dated for three years before ending their relationship in 2005, one year before Aaron Spelling passed away from complications of a stroke.
Before his death, Spelling's father willed his $600 million estate to his wife, Candy, which allegedly devastated the reality star emotionally.
"When she found out about the will and the terms of the will, she was so upset," Shahnaian told the news outlet.
He added that Spelling's emotional reaction was because giving Candy the bulk of the wealth would bestow her with significant control over her life through financial means.
"She was crying and feeling upset, not about the money, but about what it meant that it was structured in such a way," Shahnaian noted.
