Tori Spelling could be entering in an unlikely alliance with the woman accused of cheating with her husband, and all in the name of reality television.
Tori seems to be embracing the attention that cheating husband Dean McDermott has brought her. She publicly went through therapy on the television show True Tori , and now wants to put together another show to meet with rumored mistress Emily Goodhand.
According to In Touch magazine, the show would be titled Tori’s Journey and would involve Dean confessions all of the women he cheated with so Tori Spelling could confront each one of them on camera.
Though the reality show is still just a rumor, the idea is being ridiculed. Celeb Dirty Laundry launched into Tori Spelling, writing:
“Tori thinks that doing that on camera will make her look more heroic which is funny because I’m thinking it will hit a brand new level of pathetic, somewhere that reality television has yet to visit.”
Tori Spelling has already turned some of her longtime allies against her. Fellow Beverly Hills 90210 alum Ian Ziering said he steered away from watching True Tori , but he said what he did see was appalling.
Ziering told Access Hollywood that he felt especially bad for Tori’s kids.
“I’ve seen clips… it’s not appointment television for me. It’s tough to watch. It saddens me to see Tori going through all this pain, that there are kids involved,” Ziering said.
Ziering added that he has “a tremendous amount of love for Tori,” but said her televised meltdown is “sad.”
“I don’t know what to make of it,” he said. “It’s a train wreck, it’s a train wreck! And I can’t explain it, because I don’t know the details. I’m just as a witness and a bystander, like we all are.”
Tori Spelling hasn’t spoken about whether she has plans for a reality show with Dean McDermott’s mistress, Emily Goodhand.
