14 DAY TRIAL // The second season of Tori Spelling’s reality show, or docuseries as she fancily calls it, True Tori, is coming to an end soon. Shooting for it has already wrapped, so we all know that she and cheating husband Dean McDermott are ok and still together, but nothing boosts interest more than a bit of (possibly manufactured) drama.
Lifetime has released a new teaser for the upcoming episode in the series, and it looks like Tori is ripping into Dean for possibly cheating on her again, this time in their own house.
The first time he got caught being unfaithful was one year ago, when a woman he’d had a 2-day affair with in Canada went to the press to spill all the details of their hookup. Tori came very close to divorcing him because of this, so we’re to believe she will do the same now as well.
Tori leaves town, Dean parties at home
That’s what we should get from this new teaser, which you will find embedded below. The former “Beverly Hills 90210” star tells their therapist that her friends are taking her out of the town but that she’s not entirely thrilled at the thought because she’s not comfortable with having Dean at home alone with the kids.
From the previous episode, we already know that she doesn’t think he’s attentive enough around the children, and as proof of that, he dropped a pumpkin on the head of one of the kids. Well, the scene wasn’t shown on camera, but it was included on the episode.
So with this trip out of town in the cards, Tori feels uneasy. Once out, we learn from the new teaser, she discovers she had another reason to worry, because Dean invited over a lady friend whose name is bleeped out, whom Tori doesn’t know but clearly doesn’t like either.
“The one day I go out of town he has her come over. I mean come on!” an exasperated Tori is shown telling her friends.
Chances are that the woman is just a lady friend of Dean’s Tori dislikes for other reasons than a possible affair between her and her husband, but the teaser is meant to make us think of infidelity, given his track record.
Life after True Tori
With the docuseries drawing to a close, Tori is already planning her next move. Dean won’t be on season 3 of the series, if one is ever made, but she wants to continue in front of the camera. At this point, reality television and the businesses she’s built based on the image she’s selling through it is all that Tori knows to earn a living.
No wonder she wants to continue doing that. Tori Spelling never amounted to much as an actress and whatever roles she got when she was younger, she got because of her last name: Aaron Spelling, her father, was one of the most prolific and successful TV producers of all times.
Her latest attempt at a TV career, a comedy called “Mystery Girls,” which reunited her with Jennie Garth, was pulled after just one season amid disappointing ratings and negative reviews.
As she cried on one episode of True Tori, reality TV is all she knows to do and all that people are still willing to pay her for right now. She will continue as a reality star as long as interest in her life makes it a profitable thing.
