Tori Spelling's Brother Dishes On Her RV Living Situation Amid Split From Husband Dean McDermott

Actress Tori Spelling's brother, Randy, offered an update on her situation amid her reported separation from Dean McDermott, during which she moved into an RV. He highlighted her creativity, strength, and resilience, emphasizing that she is doing well and finding her way.

According to Randy, the family is doing well despite life's complexities. In May, Tori shared a health ordeal involving her children's illnesses due to an extreme mold issue in their home. She was later hospitalized for an unknown illness in August.

Randy, the brother of actress Tori Spelling, recently shared insight on her situation after she reportedly moved into an RV following her separation from husband Dean McDermott.

The American lifestyle guru shared that his sister is "finding her way" and emphasized her creativity, inventiveness, strength, and resilience. "She's doing wonderful," he said on "The Morning Show," per Daily Mail.

He noted that while some might see her RV living as a vacation, it's essential to avoid stigmatizing it as homelessness. "Some people where I live would say being in an RV would be a vacation but then it gets sort of thrown out that there's homelessness," Randy noted.

Randy reassured that Tori is doing well, finding her way, and staying strong in her current circumstances, adding: "We all struggle at times and she's finding her way. She's incredibly creative, strong and she's doing well right now."

Last month, Brian Austin Green also shared an update with E! News on Tori, acknowledging the challenges she's facing, such as ongoing health issues and a mold infestation.

He praised his fellow "Beverly Hills, 90210" co-star's strength and resilience, expressing, "I feel like people sort of hit their own bottom in different ways to use as a catalyst for something to climb up out of and to rebirth themselves as something new. And Tori will absolutely do that I believe."

Green and his fiancée, Sharna Burgess, further emphasized Tori's qualities, adding, "She has what it takes. She's an incredibly intelligent woman, a kind woman. A creative woman."

"This is her own learning experience and doing experience," he continued, "but she will absolutely without question survive this time in life and come out better for it."

During a recent interview with E! News, the "Special Forces: World's Toughest Test" star added, "She's going through stuff that is difficult for her right now. But she'll absolutely get through it. And then it'll make her a stronger person."

Randy, who co-hosts the iHeart Radio podcast "Oldish" with Green and Burgess, also mentioned that the family is doing well despite life's complexities. "Families are families," he said. "They are complicated. Everyone has busy lives and are doing their own thing but I speak to them and everyone seems to be doing well."

In May, Tori used her social media to share a concerning health ordeal involving her two youngest children, Finn, 11, and Beau, 6. They needed urgent care due to a persistent illness attributed to "extreme mold" in their residence.

The "True Tori" star documented their challenging journey on Instagram, revealing that the entire family had been struggling with continuous sickness for several months.

Tori described their symptoms, stating, "Has anyone ever been through Mold Infections? You just keep getting sick, one infection after another. Respiratory infections. Extreme allergy-like symptoms too and like my poor Finn skin rashes as well."

Tori confirmed in August when she shared a photo of her hand connected to an IV on Instagram Stories. In her caption, the "Troop Beverly Hills" star mentioned that she had been in the hospital for four days and expressed her longing for her children.

She wrote, "Grateful and so proud of my strong, brave, resilient and kind-to-the-core children, who remain positive no matter what comes my way."

The hospital band indicated her admission on August 17, the same day she was seen working on an undisclosed project in Los Angeles. While the reason for her hospital stay remains unclear, she had previously discussed the mold infestation in her home, which had caused prolonged illness in her children.