Tori Spelling worried divorce would hurt Dean McDermott’s ego

Tori Spelling has revealed her reasons for staying in her long marriage with her ex-husband, Dean McDermott, despite feeling it was time to move on.

beverly hills, 90210 The star revealed that societal expectations and preconceived notions about her character contributed to her hesitation to leave an 18-year relationship, which ended in divorce in March.

In a candid conversation with Shannen Doherty on her podcast wrong spellingSpelling explained her reluctance to file for divorce.

He said, “One of my biggest fears, and probably what made me stay for a long time, is that I feel like it’s hard to be with a man in our world and not feel vulnerable.” “Not by our actions, but by who we are and the labels we are placed on by society.”

Spelling acknowledged that she and Doherty are not just women making money, but women who have power and fame, which can affect the dynamics of the relationship.

“We are women who have fame,” she said. She said that she has been in the public eye her entire life. “I don’t know any different. I feel guilty.”

“Like, how do I be with a man and he doesn’t feel inferior to me just because of my status?” Spelling asked.

Doherty was optimistic, suggesting that Tori might find someone who valued her achievements, but Spelling was not as convinced.

“I disagree with you,” he replied. “Every guy I’ve ever been in a relationship with, I always say, there’s a lot of bullshit that goes on with me. I’m sorry, it’s all about Tori Spelling.”

Tory said she has maintained a cordial relationship with her ex-husband, Dean McDermott, and his new girlfriend, Lily Callow.

“I like Lily a lot. It’s not bad. It’s just, you know, different. Right?” he said, describing his current family dynamics.

The actress revealed that she also joins the new couple for family meals, adding, “We’re co-parenting very well right now,” referring to her and Dean’s five children.