Tori Spelling, known for her role in ‘Beverly Hills, 90210,’ is stepping back from a prominent project. The 53-year-old actress shared a photo on social media, signaling a pause in her activities with a simple caption: ‘Intermission.’
Spelling gained fame as Donna Martin on ‘Beverly Hills, 90210,’ a series popular from 1990 to 2000. Recently, she announced her departure from ‘90210MG,’ a podcast that she started with Jennie Garth in 2020. The podcast revisited episodes of ‘Beverly Hills, 90210,’ exploring behind-the-scenes stories and memories.
Despite the podcast’s journey through eight seasons of the series, Spelling decided to leave before the end. In a conversation on Brian Austin Green’s ‘Hump Day Live,’ she confirmed her break. She felt it important to reflect deeply before sharing her future plans.
Green, Spelling’s former co-star, remains a close friend. He encouraged her decision while promoting continued support for the podcast. Spelling urged fans to keep listening, highlighting the efforts of her co-hosts, Jennie Garth and Amy Sugarman, who continue without her.
The shared history between Spelling and Green extends beyond their roles in the series, as they’ve maintained a friendship over the years. They recently reconnected, sharing their close bond on social media. This reflects the personal and professional changes Spelling is currently navigating.
In Spelling’s absence from ‘90210MG,’ Garth expressed her disappointment but supported Spelling’s choice. Garth stated her happiness for Spelling’s new directions, while Sugarman reiterated that the decision was Spelling’s alone.
Without revealing all details behind her departure, Spelling emphasized the importance of making thoughtful decisions. She remains connected to her past work while searching for a balance between her personal life and career.