Brian Austin Green, a star of the iconic teen drama "Beverly Hills, 90210," poked fun at his former co-star Jennie Garth's QVC clothing line on Instagram Stories this week. Green, 53, re-posted several videos originally shared in April and June, in which comedian Pete Zias critiqued Garth's fashion offerings.
While Green offered no additional commentary on the re-shared posts, he included two laughing-crying emojis. In the videos, Zias humorously compared Garth's outfits to those from "Little House on the Prairie" and described some pieces as "frumpy."
"Beige on beige. Brown on brown. Ah, I love this," Zias said sarcastically in one segment. He also dubbed another look as "feminine," "flirty," and "frumpy."
Garth, 54, launched her "Me by Jennie Garth" clothing line in 2024. She and Green starred together on "Beverly Hills, 90210" from 1990 to 2000, playing Kelly Taylor and David Silver, respectively. The duo reprised their roles for the 2019 revival, "BH90210."
This incident follows recent headlines about Garth and another "Beverly Hills, 90210" co-star, Tori Spelling. Garth and Spelling co-hosted a rewatch podcast that Spelling abruptly exited in July after nearly six years. While a source told Page Six that the two remain "great friends," another insider claimed Garth had been "completely unresponsive and not there for Tori as a friend," alleging that Garth attempted to "box Tori out of everything involving iHeart and the podcast."
Spelling has not yet detailed her departure from the podcast but has indicated plans to discuss it. Garth has continued recording podcast episodes with producer Amy Sugarman.