Tori Spelling Shares 'Lazy' Hack Of Putting Her Son To Bed In His School Clothes: 'Am I A Bad Mom?'

Tori Spelling has admitted to becoming so "lazy" that she seemingly can't find the strength to get her 7-year-old son, Beau, ready for school in the morning and has to tuck him to bed in his school uniform overnight.

Spelling and her estranged husband, Dean McDermott, have been in the news for their marital woes, with the actress sharing that she was relieved when he announced their split amid his alcohol "spiral."

Tori Spelling's admission comes after she discussed the possibility of joining OnlyFans to afford her children's college tuition.

In a recent episode of her "MisSPELLING" podcast, the 51-year-old actress sat down with Debbie Gibson and shared that she prefers to prepare her son for school the night before.

"It's so bad. I've gotten so lazy with my youngest one because there's so many that at night I put him in his clothes for the next day," the Beverly Hills: 90210 alum shared with a laugh, adding, "And convinced him that it's cool to do that."

Spelling then proceeded to explain how she "rationalized" the routine for Beau.

"So, he has dinner, he takes his bath — sometimes— but then I'll be like, 'Hey, dude. It will save an extra five minutes if we get dressed now, and then you can sleep later,'" she recalled of their conversation, per People Magazine.

"And I can sleep later, wink wink," Spelling told Gibson. "So he's like, 'Yeah.' So, he sleeps in his clothes."

The podcast host then jokingly asked, "Am I a bad mom?"

Spelling, who shares five children, Liam, Stella, Hattie, Beau, and Finn, with ex-husband Dean McDermott, said she was relieved when he announced that their marriage was ending in June 2023.

At the time, McDermott shared in a now-deleted Instagram post that they'd decided to go their "separate ways" and "start a new journey" apart.

Reacting to the news in a recent episode of her "MisSPELLING" podcast, she claimed that he "apologized" for the post and subsequently removed it.

"He was reacting emotionally, and he was still drinking, and, you know, he was in that spiral," she recalled. "But I gotta say, when I saw that post — inside, I was like, 'Oh, thank god.'"

"Because... I don't know if I could have done it. I want to do it. I want it to be strong enough," she added, per People.

In an April episode of her podcast, the "Scary Movie 2" actress shared her reaction to McDermott's divorce announcement.

"I looked at [his post] and I'm not kidding you guys, I felt like this giant rock had been lifted off my chest," she shared. "I could breathe deeply, and I was like, 'Oh my God. He said it. He said it, so now I'm free.'"

Spelling then claimed that he had threatened divorce "1 million times," adding that she doesn't "think [she has] ever threatened that, like, ever."

"And there were times where I desperately wanted it," Spelling continued. "But, like, I would never throw that in someone's face if I didn't actually mean it."

"I didn't have the balls to leave," she added, recounting her reaction to seeing McDermott's post. "I couldn't do it and he did it. [I thought] 'Now I can move on. He's put it out there. Let's go. Yes! I needed this,' you know? Like, I couldn't do it myself."

On another episode of her "misSPELLING" podcast, Spelling revealed to guest William Shatner that she's contemplating launching an OnlyFans account to help cover her kids' college costs.

During their chat about co-parenting, Shatner mentioned the looming expenses of higher education for her kids, stating, "So you've got numerous children going to school and university whence they will eventually go to, I'm here to tell you is inordinately, I mean, it's just crazy."

Spelling responded, "'I'm gonna have to go on OnlyFans in order to get them into college."

When Shatner asked her to explain OnlyFans, Spelling said, "So OnlyFans is a site I guess, originally, it was more women in the field - not sex workers - but along those lines, but now actresses do it."

Spelling then highlighted how OnlyFans has evolved to accommodate content creators from various fields.

"It's changed a lot," she explained, per the Daily Mail. "Now there's comedians on and there's chefs on, and it's videos, and people pay, it's like, you could subscribe, but a lot of actresses do it now, and they show things."

During a chat with actress-turned-OnlyFans star Denise Richards on her podcast, Spelling hinted at her readiness to join OnlyFans.

"What are you waiting for?" Richards wondered. "At our age, I'm like, if someone wants to see my boobies and see me naked, I'm like, f--king thank you!"

She then asked Spelling if she had photos of her bare chest circulating online.

"They're not," Spelling responded, prompting Richards to joke, "Well, you might as well put them out there."

Seemingly considering the benefits of having an OnlyFans page, Spelling stated, "After the third boob job, because I hate them right now."