It’s a girls night out Tori spelling and her daughters.
Spelling, 51, and daughters Stella and Hattie McDermott enjoyed a night out in Los Angeles, California, on Friday, December 6, at iHeartRadio’s annual Jingle Ball.
Along with Stella and Hattie, the Beverly Hills 90210 star shares five children with her estranged husband Dean McDermottincluding Liam, 17, Finn, 12, and Beau, 7.
The podcast host and her two teenage daughters walked the red carpet as they attended the star-studded concert, which was headlined by the global superstar SZA. 2024’s Jingle Ball also featured appearances from stars like Tate McRae, Meghan Trainor And T-painamong others.
Spelling wore metallic gray pants which she paired with a black velvet bow top and black heels, while her blonde hair was worn in an updo. Stella wore a pink long-sleeved shirt, a black miniskirt, sneakers and leg warmers, while Hattie wore a black long-sleeved dress and matching sneakers.
Spelling’s quality time with her daughters came a day after the actress opened up about her personal struggles on her iHeartRadio podcast Spelling error.
“I constantly allow [my kids] down because my life is not stable,” she said in the Thursday, December 5 episode. “Their lives are not stable. The love is there, but unfortunately they are on this roller coaster with me.”
Spelling was referring to her ongoing split from McDermott, 58, from whom she filed for divorce in March. In the same episode, she also opened up about her finances, saying, “As a parent, work was very financially stable for a long time.”
She continued, “I had multiple shows and multiple product lines and brands and was just a workhouse and an empire. Then I had four of my children and they couldn’t see another side. They could live a certain life that I provided for them through my work, but suddenly things were no longer stable.”
She also opened up about the impact her and McDermott’s divorce has had on her children.
“They’re aware of more than I think I’m comfortable with kids being aware of just because we’re moving now as a family because we’re just – I shouldn’t say fight or flight – but we’re going, Spelling said. “They are on this journey with me and I can’t keep things from them. I have kids old enough to read stuff online. They read the fake stuff, but they read the semi-accurate stuff and they read the real stuff.
McDermott announced his and Spelling’s divorce via Instagram earlier this year
“It is with great sadness and a very heavy heart that @torispelling and I, after 18 years together and five wonderful children, have decided to go our separate ways and start a new journey of our own,” he wrote at the time. “We will continue to work together as loving parents, guiding and loving our children through this difficult time. We ask that you all respect our privacy as we take this time to surround our family with love and work our way through this. Thank you all for your support and kindness. 🙏.”