Tori Spelling Admits Dressing Son in School Clothes Before Bed Out of ‘Laziness’

Tori Spelling made a surprising disclosure on a recent episode of her MisSPELLING podcast during a discussion with Debbie Gibson. The mother of five revealed a unique hack she uses as a self-proclaimed lazy mom to get her kids ready for school. Unlike most parents, Tori dresses her youngest child, Beau, in his school clothes before bedtime, claiming it saves her time and energy in the morning.

She has successfully convinced the 7-year-old that dressing for school after his evening bath is a good idea. Curious about Debbie’s opinion on this unconventional mom-and-son routine, Tori was met not with criticism, but with reassurance and support.

Tori Spelling has been navigating life as a single mother of five since her divorce from Dean McDermott last year, after 18 years of marriage. Citing irreconcilable differences, Tori sought full custody of their children—Liam, Stella, Hattie, Finn, and Beau—though this request faced opposition from Dean, who countered with a demand for joint legal and physical custody.

Dean also aimed to terminate Tori’s request for spousal support while filing a claim for it himself. In the aftermath, Dean began dating Lily Calo, and Tori noted that they all spend time together harmoniously. While initially vague about her reasons for the split, Tori later revealed that Dean’s struggles with alcohol and anger issues impacted their relationship.

Debbie Gibson expressed her support for Tori in the comments of a recent post promoting their podcast episode. “Everyone out there who thinks you know Tori and love her… you do. What you see is what you get… and more!!! Love you so much sister,” Debbie wrote, gushing about her friend.

Fans also showed their agreement with Debbie, praising Tori for her authenticity and kindness. One fan remarked that Tori seems like she would be an “amazing best friend” and appreciated her refreshing realness. Another added a humorous note, commenting on Tori’s pretty voice.

Source: Particle News