Tori Spelling Reveals Her Daughter, Stella, Was Bullied By Classmates For Living In An RV

Reality TV star Tori Spelling claimed that she and her children never lived in an RV, they only rented a motorhome for a summer vacation. 

However, after being photographed in and around RVs throughout the summer, Spelling’s daughter, Stella, 15, was accused of being “homeless” by classmates. Tori relayed that her daughter was upset about her treatment. 

Stella said, “People already talk about us at school. They know you, and they know the family, and they read the press.”

The family has been in the headlines, causing rumors to fly – especially at the kid’s school.

Spelling stated, “[Stella] had someone come up to her at school and ask, ‘Are you in the school district, or where does your RV park? Because you live in an RV with your mom, right?'”

Spelling also claimed that Stella was “shamed” for her summer in a camper. 

Randy Spelling, Tori’s brother, claimed that Tori is doing well despite the headlines. “She’s doing wonderful. One thing I’ll say about Tori is she’s creative, she’s inventive, she’s strong and she’s resilient,” Randy said on The Morning Show. “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. We all struggle at times, and she’s finding her way. She’s incredibly creative and strong, and she’s doing well right now.”

Spelling and her husband, Dean McDermott, argued about who should have filed for divorce first. 

“Wait, it’s gonna be spun what way? That I’ve had enough of you? What? What do you mean? In all honesty, after this whole journey, if it’s about … who files first, the other person is wrong, I feel like I deserve to file first then,” she said.

Spelling filed for divorce in June of 2023 and has been sharing custody of their five children ever since. 

In recent, Spelling and McDermott were seen at a storage unit sorting through some of their things. Spelling was then seen crying in her car over the tense reunion.