Spelling addressed the decision while appearing alongside former "Beverly Hills, 90210" co-star Brian Austin Green. When prompted by a fan about a potential return to the show, Green suggested she should "never say never." Spelling echoed this sentiment, confirming she intends to step back and assess her professional path rather than reacting to the immediate fallout. She explicitly encouraged listeners to continue supporting the podcast and voiced ongoing affection for both Garth and producer Amy Sugarman, who has stepped in to fill the hosting vacancy.
The departure has sparked intense speculation regarding the status of the two actresses' long-standing friendship. While anonymous sources have alleged a deep-seated rift, claiming the pair had been at odds for months, neither party has publicly confirmed a falling out. Garth has maintained a supportive public stance, stating she is "excited" for Spelling to prioritize her own needs and noting she holds no bitterness over the decision. Sugarman confirmed that Spelling provided the team with two weeks' notice before the public announcement, ensuring the production could continue without interruption.
Comments (0)
No comments yet. Be the first!