Tori Spelling

American actress and noted family, the daughter of TV producer Aaron Spelling. She established herself as an actress by playing the good-natured clotheshorse, Donna Martin, on the TV show "Beverly Hills, 90210."

Tori is the daughter of housewife mom, Candy, and her famous dad, Aaron Spelling, one of the wealthiest and most influential men in Hollywood as the TV producer and writer of series' "Charlie's Angels," "The Love Boat," "Dynasty" and "Beverly Hills, 90210." She has one younger brother, Randy.

Painfully sensitive about how she is perceived, the 5' 5" blonde teenager wanted to be like other kids and didn't want things handed to her. She always wanted to be an actress and screenwriter since age five when she was given a walk-on in her dad's show "Vega$." Acting stints followed on "Love Boat," "Fantasy Island," "T.J. Hooker," and "Hotel." Tori tried out for the part of the sexy blonde Kelly on her dad's show "90210," but ended up getting the part of Donna.

With no shortage of ready cash, she moved out of her parent's over-a-hundred-room mansion and took her first serious boyfriend, Ryan Ozar, a business major at the University of Arizona.

She admits to a nose job at 16, and claims to have a photographic memory. Her dad says that she's a workaholic, "more determined than most people realize."

The final episode of "Beverly Hills 90210" aired on 17 May 2000 after ten years as part of TV culture.

In the middle of 1993, she was dating Nick Savalas, Telly's son, in a stormy relationship that lasted two years. In 2001 she was dating actor Vincent Young.

On 3 July 2004, the actress wed her boyfriend of 2 ½ years, actor-writer Charlie Shanian in Los Angeles, CA. The wedding invitation listed 6:00 PM as the time of the ceremony.

On 15 November 2004, she settled a lawsuit from a woman who was hit by a car Spelling was driving in 2002. The suit was for $500,000, and the settlement amount was undisclosed.