Tori Spelling returns to the children’s emergency room, finds out “extreme mold infection” and leaves home
After a “month-long spiral of illness” affecting her entire family brings her and her children back to the ER, Tori Spelling discovers the cause is “extreme mold” in her house…so they move out right away, while they are still alive Try to figure out their next move.
Tori Spellings The family is on the road and has no clear destination yet. It’s all about avoiding an “extreme mold infestation” in their home that has been making them all ill for months and most recently sending their two youngest to the emergency room.
The Beverly Hills, 90210 graduate shared the disturbing story on her Instagram page on Wednesday, where she revealed a cycle of illness that had engulfed the entire family and eventually reached a breaking point.
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Tori Spelling says daughter Stella is still “not great” after her second visit to the ER.
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“Here we are at Urgent Care again,” she captioned a photo of her with her five children. “We have all been in this constant spiral of illness for months. Sick. Getting better. Get sick again.”
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The actress said they just assumed this was the price of young kids going to school and bringing various illnesses home with them. Spelling’s children with husband Dean McDermott are Liam Aaron (16), Stella Doreen (14), Hattie Margaret (11), Finn Davey (10) and Bea Dean (6). She is also stepmother to Dean’s children Jack Montgomery (24), Lola and Eustace (17).
The problem is that it has all become so adamant among all of them that she has reached the point, she says, “where they are more ill at home than at school.” according to her, “sleep all day and say they get dizzy even standing up.”
“Enter Mold Inspection!” Spelling wrote, sharing that they came out and “discovered extreme mold in our home.” Mold infection can lead to recurrent illnesses, one after the other, she explained, describing allergic symptoms, rashes, high temperatures and respiratory infections.
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“As we sit here in the ER today… we watch everyone being wiped down and first Finn with a sore throat and a high fever of 103. We now know that when the house was declared dangerous to health and unviable, the wording was FACT” , says Spelling added. “We got it now.”
Given this new information, Spelling said the family intended to “vacate the house as soon as possible,” although they didn’t have a clear idea of where to go. She said they would be looking at an Airbnb or Vrbo for now to get by “until we know what to do”.
One good thing that Spelling says she’s grateful for is that they’re renters only in this particular home and they have renters insurance. “Without it, we wouldn’t know how to go about it.”
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Faced with this new information, she concluded with some sharper words of deep sarcasm for her local school system. “A special thank you to our public school district for never believing that our children are as ill as they have always been,” she wrote. “Just take her to school, right?”
Spelling has opened up about her family’s health struggles in recent months, including that Stella was diagnosed with hemiplegic migraines in January after two hospitalizations. She kept sharing Jeff Lewis Live that her 14-year-old looked like she had suffered a stroke while suffering from the “extremely rare” disease.
This comes after both LIam and Beau were hospitalized with different illnesses earlier that same month, as noted by AND. And that came shortly after Spelling himself was hospitalized over the holiday with dizziness and trouble breathing.