Actress Tori Spelling stepped out for a family dinner in Calabasas amid rumors of a feud with her former Beverly Hills, 90210 co-star Jennie Garth. The 53-year-old mother of five braved the heat in a low-cut black crop top, gray cargo pants, green sneakers, and tinted sunglasses while heading to Yume Sushi Bar in California.
Spelling was joined by her children Liam, 19, Stella, 18, Hattie, 14, Finn, 13, and Beau, 9. The outing follows her sudden departure from the 90210MG rewatch podcast, which she co-hosted with Garth.

Spelling bared her toned tummy during the dinner trip as rumors continued to swirl regarding her relationship with Garth, 54, with whom she starred on the hit 1990s teen drama series. The daughter of television mogul Aaron Spelling addressed the supposed feud a day earlier during an Instagram Live stream with fellow 90210 co-star Brian Austin Green, 53.

Instagram Live Response to Podcast Departure
Green brought up the topic during the stream, asking, 'Are we really going to talk about the OMG pod yet?' Green remarked that Spelling probably 'needed a little time… to sort of gather thoughts' as opposed to forcing an answer.
Spelling indicated that was a proper assessment, saying she wanted to take time to assess and reflect so she could 'speak [her truth] in a thoughtful way, rather than being reactive.' She encouraged viewers to 'please, please keep watching Jennie and [producer] Amy [Sugarman],' who has taken Spelling's place in her absence.

Spelling added about the podcast, 'They are doing it and bringing on tons of fun hosts,' before stating, 'We love you!' Spelling and Garth originally launched 90210MG back in 2020, two decades after the end of Beverly Hills, 90210, in which they played Donna Martin and Kelly Taylor respectively.

Confirmation of Podcast Exit
On the latest episode, Sugarman confirmed Spelling will no longer be a part of the podcast, leaving Garth disappointed she is not going to 'finish this out with us.' Sugarman noted it had been '100 percent' Spelling's decision to leave.
Sugarman said, 'As everyone knows, Tori has not been here for a bit, right? She's not been doing the show for a bit for many reasons.' Sugarman added, 'About two weeks ago, she made the decision - which I'm sure was a really, very tough decision for her - but she let us know about two weeks ago that she had decided she wasn’t going to continue with the podcast.'
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Sugarman continued, 'Two things can be true: We can be really bummed, disappointed that she's not going to do seasons 9 and 10 with us, with you, while still wanting her to be happy and to be excited for her about the things she is working on and does want to do.' Spelling was also pictured with Garth in 2023.

Jennie Garth Reacts to Co-Star Exit
Garth wished Spelling had decided to stay for their recap of the final two seasons of 90210. Garth stated, 'We started it together, and I'm sad about that, if I'm being honest, which I always am.' Garth, who was pictured with Spelling in 2022, added, 'But I’m also really excited for the podcast to come into [seasons] nine and 10 because I know we have a lot of great stuff in store.'

Garth said, 'Also, I'm really happy for her. I'm excited for her to choose herself,' alluding to an iconic quote and moment for her 90210 character Kelly Taylor. Garth reassured listeners she would be there until the very end and 'can't stop' now because it has been a meaningful experience.
Garth added, 'This has been the craziest awakening of remembering so many things in my life by watching the show back and getting back in touch with me - the person playing Kelly Taylor. It’s been this really great experience for me.' Garth and Sugarman teased upcoming special guests and guest co-hosts. The 1990s series also starred Gabrielle Carteris, Ian Ziering, Green, Jason Priestley, Shannen Doherty, and Luke Perry.
