Tori Spelling Spotted In A Wheelchair With Bruises On Her Face Amid Discharge From Hospital

Actress Tori Spelling recently left a Los Angeles hospital after a four-day stay, appearing with bruises on her face and arms. 

She previously talked about her hospitalization on Instagram, hinting at an undisclosed condition. Her hospital visit contrasted with her composed appearance on a Beverly Hills set earlier, where she was seen wearing a striking red suit.

Just before this, Spelling and her children celebrated her close bond with "abuela" Isabel Carnero on her birthday, a figure in her life since she was 13.

Keep on reading to learn more.

Tori Spelling has left a hospital in Los Angeles following a four-day stay. The 50-year-old actress was discharged from the emergency room on Sunday after her admission on Thursday.

Recent images and footage acquired by Page Six showed Spelling wearing casual attire and with bruises on her face and arms. 

She was guided to a black SUV in a wheelchair, showing signs of distress and requiring aid to stand up. According to the news outlet, Spelling appeared "distraught" and "unsteady."

As she entered the vehicle's backseat, she shared a hug with a masked woman, possibly a nurse accompanying her.

Shortly before she departed from the hospital, Spelling shared an Instagram Story revealing her hospitalization. She posted a photo of her patient wristband and her hand, which was hooked up to an IV, indicating she was admitted on August 17.

While expressing her longing for her children, the "Beverly Hills, 90210," alum praised their resilience and positivity, writing, "Grateful and so proud of my strong, brave, resilient and kind to the core children who remain positive no matter what comes our way."

Although her condition remains undisclosed, her recent hospital stay contrasted with her appearance on a Beverly Hills set a day earlier, exuding health and composure in a red-hot pantsuit styled with a black lacy camisole.

A day before her hospitalization, Spelling and her children broke away from their new RV lifestyle for a rare outing to celebrate a special birthday. Sharing a series of joyful pictures on Instagram, Spelling commemorated her close relationship with "abuela" Isabel Carnero, a figure in her life since she was 13.

"Happy 79 years young to spirit animal, mama, fur baby nana, my kiddo's abuela," Spelling wrote in her caption on Wednesday. She continued, "We've been on this crazy journey together every step of the way! Isabel is Beau's favorite human."

Spelling added, "He runs to her when she arrives. They play and chat for hours. It's so beautiful to see the unconditional love she has for me and my family. We love you with all outs [sic] hearts! Xoxo."

The carousel post showcased her kids donning party hats in a kitchen. The smiling group joined their mom for a selfie and later celebrated Carnero's birthday with a cake topped with strawberries.

Since the beginning of this month, Spelling and her five children—Liam, Stella, Hattie, Finn, and Beau— who she shares with her estranged husband, Dean McDermott, have been residing in an RV on campgrounds in Ventura County, Calif.

Previously, they spent several weeks at a $100-per-night motel as Spelling revealed in May that their LA rental home was plagued by severe mold, causing continuous health issues. "Our troubles are next-level with our MOLD problem and the house that's been slowly killing us for 3 years," she revealed at the time.

However, despite offers of assistance, including a house from her mother, Candy Spelling, and a mansion from friend "Million Dollar Listing" star Josh Flagg, the reality star opted for alternative arrangements. While concerns arise from family and friends, Spelling appears to be navigating the situation on her own.

On the other hand, McDermott is reportedly feeling deeply embarrassed about his estranged wife and their children residing in a motorhome. Insider sources revealed to the Daily Mail that the former "Chopped Canada" star believes Spelling is not financially struggling but is using the situation "for sympathy."