Tori Spelling said this week that throughout her career, tabloids and fans have made "horrific" claims that she’s had plastic surgery she didn’t get done.
"Since I was 17, since before there was internet, wow, there was the Enquirer, The Globe, it was like the tabloid paper magazines," the 52-year-old told Dr. Terry Dubrow while they were discussing plastic surgery on her "MisSpelling" podcast on Monday.
"And the Globe came out with something when I was 17," she said. "I had started ‘90210’ and gotten famous. And they were like, ‘She’s had all this plastic surgery.’ So, they did something like that to a 17-year-old."
Spelling said the Globe claimed she had gotten a new chin and cheek implants, but all she had actually gotten was a nose job.
She remembered her dad, producer Aaron Spelling, told her not to worry about the story, saying the tabloids would move on to another celebrity next week, but she said it’s stung her whole life.
"At 17, it crushed my whole soul," she said. "I never unsaw that. I never unheard it. I was like a 17-year-old girl that was like 'OK, am I pretty? I’m trying to find myself in this world, but I’m on TV.' I was in high school for real."
In the age of social media, Spelling admitted it still hurts her feelings when people speculate about her.
"It’s horrific. I’m 52, I’ll be 53 in May, and I purposefully go the other way because everyone says — every photo I put up, people say, ‘Stop with the filler!’ I’m like, 'I’m not!'" she said. "I don’t know —...
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