Tori Spelling Could Have Resided in $9 Million Bel-Air Mansion Instead of Motel Amid Mold Issues
Actress Tori Spelling, known for her role in “Beverly Hills, 90210,” had the opportunity to stay in a lavish $9 million Bel-Air mansion, but instead, she opted to move her family into a motel and motorhome. The 50-year-old star, who shares children Liam, Stella, Hattie, Finn, and Beau with her rumored estranged husband Dean McDermott, has been seen living in an RV with her kids since early August.
According to reports, a source revealed that Tori and her children were temporarily hosted by Josh, a 37-year-old acquaintance, at his Bel-Air mansion earlier in the year. However, she decided to move them to a motel costing $100 a night, and this change reportedly occurred while Josh was away in Europe. Although Josh has not commented on the situation, sources have described their relationship as being “like brother and sister.”
Tori’s recent living situation has been tumultuous due to severe mold infestation in her rental home. The mold issue led her to vacate the property for the sake of her family’s health. Despite the challenges, insiders have stated that Tori is doing her best to navigate the circumstances and provide for her children. She seems to be viewing her stay in a trailer park as a temporary escape rather than a permanent residence.
Tori has been spotted in Ventura County, residing in a Sunseeker E450 RV that offers basic amenities such as a kitchen, bathroom, bedroom, and living room.
Reports have clarified that Tori’s stay in a motel in July wasn’t linked to any separation from her husband Dean. Rather, the decision was driven by the ongoing mold problem in their marital home. Tori has been vocal about the toxic fungus affecting her family’s health, and she reached out to her fans for lawyer recommendations to address the issue.
Despite the challenges, Tori is focused on safeguarding her family’s well-being and making the best of the situation at hand.
