Tori Spelling And Dean McDermott Divorce Looming: ‘There Appears To Be No Love Between Them’
While it’s no secret that Tori Spelling and Dean McDermott have been having some marriage issues for a while now, it appears that after eight years, the couple are headed for a complete split, and according to sources, are hardly even “on speaking terms.”
A report in Us Weekly recently, suggests the worst for the reality star’s future together, with a source telling them that these days, “There appears to be no love between them. When the cameras are off, they’re cold toward one another.”
Among other reported issues, the couple haven’t had an easy time over the last few years. Some of those issues include some serious financial problems, Dean’s ongoing struggles with addiction and an infamous affair at the end of 2013, which didn’t help matters at all.
If the sources are correct, the tension between the couple reached boiling point in October, when Tori Spelling was admitted to hospital for bronchitis, as a source told Us, “Dean has physically been there for Tori at the hospital out of a sense of obligation and it was obvious and very depressing to Tori. His thoughts were elsewhere while he was at the hospital and he was not attentive to her.”
That second source continued when speaking to the publication, “He looked for every excuse to leave and pretty much stayed there as minimally as possible. He didn’t spend the night there with her at all. Tori was forced to sleep alone while Dean went home to their cozy house.”
Even though Tori Spelling And Dean McDermott have been trying to work on their problematic marriage for some time, according to yet another source, the future isn’t looking good, as the couple may well have gone beyond the point of no return, as the source said, “They are barely on speaking terms.”
If the latest reports are true it looks like we may be hearing a whole lot more about Tori Spelling And Dean McDermott in the near future. What remains to be seen is whether or not a divorce is a foregone conclusion, or if the marriage may still be salvageable.
