Broke Tori Spelling Throws Son Lavish Birthday Party Amid Financial Crisis
Mar. 4 2019, Published 4:40 p.m. ET
Tori Spelling and Dean McDermott threw their son Beau a party to celebrate his second birthday. Click through RadarOnline.coms gallery to see the photos and find out more!
Spelling and McDermott recently treated the toddler to a special birthday at Giggles N' Hugs in Topanga Canoga Park, Calif.
Beau and his siblings jumped in the ball pit and had a blast.
Beau couldn't wait to taste the lavish cake his parents got him!
Shockingly, Spelling's mom, Candy, attended the party despite the mother and daughter's strained relationship.
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As RadarOnline.com reported, Candy, who is worth around $600 million recently refused to bail her daughter and son-in-law out after American Express went after them for a past-due bill of $88,000.
Though everyone seemed happy to be celebrating Beau's birthday, Spelling, 44, and McDermott, 52, are facing more financial stress behind the scenes.
The two were also recently served papers to appear in court in relation to an ongoing lawsuit. City National Bank sued the cash-strapped couple in December 2016 for allegedly failing to pay back a loan of $400,000 they took out in 2010.
Spelling was all smiles at the party — maybe because she recently learned she will get some much-needed cash since she and several of her former 90210 stars will be starring in a reboot of the popular '90s series.
Do you think the couple should have had a more low-key affair, or does Beau deserve a big birthday celebration despite his parent's financial problems?
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