Tori Spelling has spoken out for the first time since leaving the "90210MG" podcast she co-hosted with longtime friend Jennie Garth, amid reports of a rift between them.
During an Instagram Live with former "Beverly Hills, 90210" co-star Brian Austin Green on Wednesday, Spelling addressed fan questions about her departure.
Green helped articulate her stance, saying she needs time to "gather her thoughts" but should "never say never" about returning.
Spelling agreed, adding she wants to "assess" and "really reflect" so she can speak her truth "in a thoughtful way" rather than being reactive.
Support for the Show
She also expressed support for the podcast, urging fans to keep watching and saying she has "love" for Jennie and producer Amy Sugarman, who is temporarily taking her co-hosting spot.
Spelling announced her exit at the end of July.
TMZ reported that she and Garth have been at odds in recent months, with a source suggesting some think their friendship could be over for good.
The insider claimed, "Jennie is not a friend to Tori.
Tori introduced her to every connection she has and then she bailed on Tori and told her she was bad for her brand because of all the negative press about her."
Her departure from the podcast came weeks after she left a horror convention due to an unknown "emergency," according to the event's social media.
