Tori Spelling shared a proud mother-daughter moment with her lookalike daughter Stella during a visit to Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood.
Eighteen-year-old Stella is one of the five children Tori shares with former husband Dean McDermott. Their other children are Liam, 19, Hattie, 15, Finn, 14, and eight-year-old Beau.
For the spooky-season outing, Tori embraced the occasion with a dramatic goth-inspired look. The actress is the daughter of the late television producer Aaron Spelling and his widow, socialite Candy Spelling.
Her outfit featured a black PVC bandeau top, matching cargo pants, suspenders and lace fingerless gloves, highlighting her cleavage and toned midsection.
Stella coordinated with her mother in a dark outfit and sleek platinum hair. Standing beside Tori, who is 5ft 6in, the teenager appeared to have edged past her mother in height.
“October looks good on us,” Tori captioned an Instagram photo of the pair enjoying their night at the theme park.
Tori Spelling enjoyed Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood with her lookalike daughter Stella
Held throughout September and October, Halloween Horror Nights transforms Universal Studios Hollywood into a late-night attraction filled with themed haunted mazes and other seasonal experiences.
Stella’s parents first met and became romantically involved while working on a Lifetime film in 2005, when both were still married to other people.
They married in Fiji the following year and remained together through repeated breakup speculation and financial difficulties before announcing their separation in 2023.
Their divorce was finalized last November, when it emerged that the former couple faced approximately $1.7 million in tax debt, which they were expected to divide equally.
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After Aaron Spelling died in 2006, Tori reportedly received $800,000 from an estate once valued at around $600 million.
The prolific producer was responsible for hit television shows including The Love Boat, Charlie’s Angels, Melrose Place, Dynasty and Beverly Hills, 90210, the series that helped make Tori a household name.
Candy Spelling, who acted as executor of Aaron’s estate, has previously suggested that Tori’s inheritance was limited because of her spending habits.
Speaking to the New York Times, she claimed her daughter could “close a store and drop $50,000 to $60,000,” adding that she had never spent money in that way.
Stella, 18, is one of Tori Spelling’s five children with ex-husband Dean McDermott; the family is pictured together in 2019
Tori Spelling, pictured this month, said last year that she was “so grateful” to have built an amicable co-parenting relationship with Dean after their separation
In her 2013 memoir, Spelling It Like It Is, Tori said she had learned to be more careful with money, although adapting to a less extravagant lifestyle had not been easy.
“It’s not my fault I’m an uptown girl stuck in a midtown life,” she wrote. “I was raised in opulence. My standards are ridiculously high. We can’t afford that lifestyle, but when you grow up silver spoon it’s hard to go plastic.”
Last year, Tori also said she felt “so grateful” that she and Dean had managed to develop a peaceful co-parenting arrangement following their split.
“I watched families go through horror stories with the parents, and at the end of the day, you created beings because you had so much love between you,” she said.
Tori told People that she had been surprised by how smoothly their divorce unfolded, given the difficult predictions surrounding it. “We love and care about each other so much,” she said. “We do family dinners, we do everything together, so it’s really good for the kids.”
