Tori Spelling

Her first marriage was with Charlie Shanian, an actor and playwright, on July 3, 2004, but was divorced on April 20, 2006.

On May 7, 2006, she married actor Dean McDermott, after the latter divorced Mary Jo Eustace, to whom he was marred for 12 years.

Spelling and McDermott had their vows renewed on May 8, 2010 and the couple has four children.

Tori was born to Jewish parents Aaron and Candy Spelling, Aaron was a famous Hollywood director who produced popular movies such as ‘Charlie's Angels’, ‘Dynasty’ and ‘Fantasy Island’.

When she was six she took acting classes and even got the chance to appear as a guest in some movies which include ‘The Love Boat’, ‘T. J. Hooker’, ‘Hotel’, ‘Fantasy Island’, ‘Vega$’, and ‘Saved by the Bell’.

She went to the Beverly Hills High School in Beverly Hills, California but later shifted to Harvard-Westlake School, from where she graduated in 1990.

In 1990, she was given the role of Donna Martin on the television series ‘Beverly Hills, 90210’, which was co-produced by her father.

The success of ‘Beverly Hills’ opened the doors for new opportunities and soon she was cast in several made-for-television films. She was also given a role in the 1997, movie, ‘The House of Yes’.

After the completion of ‘Beverly Hill’, she debuted in stage with the play ‘Maybe Baby, It's You’ in 2002.

Her next big venture was in the VH1 sitcom ‘So NoTORIous’ in 2006, where she appeared as herself.

She came up with the reality series ‘Tori & Dean: Inn Love’ with her second husband, which was aired for the first time on March 20, 2007 on Oxygen network.

Spelling earned fame as the virgin girl Donna Martin, in the teenage drama series ‘Beverly Hills, 90210’ which was originally aired by FOX.

Her reality series ‘Tori & Dean: Home Sweet Hollywood ‘which started out as ‘Tori & Dean: Inn Love’, has successfully completed six seasons, with the seventh season pending to be released.