'Lazy' Tori Spelling gets her son ready for school before bed
Tori Spelling is "so lazy" she dresses her son for school before he goes to bed so they can sleep longer in the mornings.
Tori Spelling is "so lazy" she dresses her son for school before he goes to bed.
The former 'Beverly Hills, 90210' actress - who has Liam, 17, Stella, 16, Hattie, 12, Finn, 11 , and seven-year-old Beau with estranged husband Dean McDermott - admitted she's found a way to save time in the mornings, by encouraging her youngest child to be extremely prepared the night before.
Speaking on her 'MisSPELLING' podcast, she said: “It’s so bad. I’ve gotten so lazy with my youngest one because there’s so many that at night I put him in his clothes for the next day...
“So, he has dinner, he takes his bath but then I’ll be like, ‘Hey, dude. It will save an extra five minutes if we get dressed now and then you can sleep later’ and I can sleep later, wink wink."
Tori admitted she has "convinced" her son "it's cool" to get ready in this way but is worried she is a "bad mom".
Her guest, Debbie Gibson, reassured the 51-year-old star that she was simply doing what she needed and "getting through it".
Tori also insisted “it’s not every day” that she sends Beau to bed in his school clothes.
Despite her struggle juggling routine with her large brood, Tori recently claimed on her podcast she'd like to get pregnant again.
When guest Sara Evans said she “would love to be pregnant again” the host – who is going through menopause – said: “Same, my friend!”
Tori then jokingly said Sara’s former Canadian Football League player husband Jay Barker, 51, should “impregnate” them, adding she “should have” frozen her eggs.
The actress – who declared she was “fertile” at the start of the podcast episode – married Dean in 2006 and stayed together when he came clean about cheating in 2014 and they split for good in June 2023.
Dean has since moved on with Lily Calo, 32, while Tori admitted to Sara she was “worried” about finding a future partner.
She added: “I have five kids – who wants that?”
