There might be no happy endings for Tori Spelling for now. The reality star and actress recently opened up to US Weekly about her troubled marriage with Dean McDermott, her husband of seven years. She told the magazine that the marriage has been marred by an illicit affair that had devastated her. Spelling added that his husband's affair with 28-year-old Emily Goodhand, which happened in December last year, had broken her heart. Spelling and McDermott consummated their marriage with four kids namely Liam, 7, Stella, 5, Hattie, 2, and Finn, 20 months.
The Los Angeles Times cited a new video clip from E! News, of which Spelling revealed how she found out about the affair. She said, "I got a call from my publicist and she said, 'I just want to tell you something. It's a girl, and she's claiming that she had an affair with Dean in Toronto when he was there. The girl has come forward. She's put her name to the story. She's giving all the details about her two-day affair with your husband in Toronto, and it's going to come out next week -- Christmas.' My heart was pounding so fast, like it is right now, that I could barely speak."
McDermott was in Canada while promoting a show that he hosts for Food Network titled "Chopped Canada."
Daily Mail quoted Spelling in the US Weekly interview, of which she said she is having a difficult time processing the matter as there are children involved. Spelling also had said that McDermott has not moved back into their home in Encino and that he only stays her upon her discretion.
The UK tabloid said the full details of McDermott's indiscretions will be made public in a new reality show titled "True Tori." One teaser for the new reality television series shows him and Spelling in a couples counseling session, with him admitting to the affair and the latter reacting just like any wife who founds out about a husband's cheating ways. Daily mail said the show will be debuting on Lifetime on April 22.
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