Tori Spelling Leaves ‘90210MG’ Podcast and Embraces New Ventures

Tori Spelling is stepping back from her past projects as she embarks on a new phase in her life. Recently, the 53-year-old actress posted a photo on social media wearing a black halter-style bikini top and denim shorts. Her caption read, “Intermission.”

Spelling, known for her role as Donna Martin in “Beverly Hills, 90210,” confirmed her departure from the popular podcast “90210MG,” which she co-founded with former co-star Jennie Garth. The podcast, launched in November 2020, revisits the memorable moments from the hit teen drama.

During a guest appearance on Brian Austin Green’s video series “Hump Day Live,” Spelling discussed her decision to leave the podcast. She emphasized the need for time to reflect and speak her truth thoughtfully. Despite her exit, she encouraged fans to support Garth and co-host Amy Sugarman.

The departure has highlighted Spelling’s enduring friendships with her former colleagues. Spelling and Green, who played her on-screen love interest in “Beverly Hills, 90210,” recently had a “Play date,” sharing nostalgic photos online. Despite a lengthy rift after the show’s conclusion, they have renewed their friendship.

Spelling’s decision to leave “90210MG” affects the podcast’s plan to cover all 10 seasons of the original series. Garth expressed disappointment about Spelling’s absence during the final episodes. Nonetheless, she supports Spelling’s choice to prioritize her own needs.

Co-host Amy Sugarman confirmed that Spelling’s decision was voluntary. Although Sugarman expressed disappointment over Spelling’s departure, she voiced support for her future endeavors.

As Spelling processes her decision, the exact reasons for her departure remain private. However, her focus on new opportunities suggests a commitment to begin another chapter.

Danielle Minnetian is an Entertainment Production Assistant for Fox News Digital, covering celebrity news and entertainment trends.