Tori Spelling and Daughter Stella Attend Halloween Horror Nights
The mother-daughter duo embraced the Halloween spirit at Universal Studios Hollywood.
Tori Spelling and her 18-year-old daughter, Stella, recently attended Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood. Stella, one of Spelling's five children with ex-husband Dean McDermott, appeared taller than her mother in photos shared from the event.
Spelling, dressed in a goth-inspired PVC tube top and cargo pants, captioned an Instagram post with "October looks good on us." The annual Halloween Horror Nights event at Universal Studios Hollywood features themed mazes and runs through September and October.
Stella's parents, Spelling and McDermott, met in 2005 and married in 2006. Their separation was finalized in November, revealing a reported $1.7 million tax debt that the former couple is expected to split evenly. Spelling, the daughter of the late TV producer Aaron Spelling, inherited a portion of his estimated $600 million fortune after his death in 2006, though less than initially anticipated.
In a 2013 book, Spelling described her upbringing in wealth and the challenges of adjusting to a more modest financial reality. She has also spoken about maintaining a positive co-parenting relationship with McDermott following their split, emphasizing that their approach has been amicable and beneficial for their children.