HAPPIER TIMES: Tori Spelling and Dean McDermott in Los Angeles in February 2019. Photo: Amy Sussman / AFP / NTB
The acting couple has been married for 18 years.
Friday 29 March at 23:47
According to court documents that People and TMZ has gained access to, Spelling points to irreconcilable differences as the reason for the divorce.
The American actress is best known for her role as Donna in the 90s series “Beverly Hills 90210”.
The separation date is set for June 17, 2023, the same day Spelling’s Canadian actor husband Dean McDermott announced on Instagram that the couple had decided to go their separate ways. He deleted the post the same day, writes People.
It is already known that the married couple have broken up, and both have gone their separate ways.
McDermott recently confirmed that he is with Lily Calo, while Spelling was spotted kissing businessman Ryan Cramer in November, writes People.
The couple married in Fiji on 7 May 2006, having met the previous year during the filming of the TV movie Mind Over Murder.
In the divorce papers, Spelling asks for sole custody of the couple’s five minor children, who are between 7 and 17 years old, and will deprive McDermott of the right to spousal support.
The relationship has been characterized by ups and downs, and in 2014 McDermott admitted that he had had a sideshow.
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In an interview with Daily Mail i november, McDermott spoke out about his marital problems. He said that he was struggling with drug problems, and that it was eating away at his relationship with his family.
– All Tori has done until now is to want me to be healthy and happy, and I have caused her a lot of pain, he said, among other things.
In March this year, he said Page Six that the two are still friends, and that Spelling supports him “from a distance.”
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