Tori Spelling has said she was once grounded for “making out” with the family chef.

During Friday’s episode of her Wrong spelling podcast, the Beverly Hills, 90210 actress opened up about how her family dynamics were different from those of her friends. Newsweek contacted Spelling via email for additional comment.

“I went to my friends’ houses and heard the way their families were talking, and I was just shocked. And at first I was like, ‘Oh, their families sound like they hate each other, I don’t understand,'” then I realized they were so close. Those families were the closest, and I was just, ‘I didn’t grow up that way,'” Spelling said.

“I’m 51. I’ve never told my mom and dad in my entire life, when he was alive, to shut up or raise my voice. Never. It never crossed my mind or get angry,” he continued. Spelling.

“I think the most I ever did was huff and puff and probably walk out and slam my bedroom door when I was a teenager, you know? Like that time they caught me making out with the chef at the family. I think when I was grounded That time I went to my room and locked my door. And my babysitter said, ‘Don’t you dare lock this door!’ I’m like, ‘Okay, sorry.'”

When it came to dating, the author said she “always told my mom everything.”

Spelling recalled the advice her mother, Candy Spelling, would tell her, such as, “If you love them, let them go” and “If they’re meant to be, they’ll come back.”

“She always gave me these lines that stuck with me,” says the Scary movie 2 Star said, noting that she has passed those rules on to her own children. “I’ll say, ‘My mom said…’ but it makes sense.”

Spelling shares children Liam, Stella, Hattie, Finn and Beau with former husband Dean McDermott. He is also father to son Jack from his previous marriage to Mary Jo Eustace. She and McDermott were in the process of adopting daughter Lola at the time of their divorce, and he recently attended her high school graduation.

Earlier this year, Spelling filed for divorce from McDermott, citing irreconcilable differences as the reason for their breakup. During an earlier episode of Wrong spellingthe California native said she had been thinking about divorce for “about 15 years.”

“We always say, ‘Hey, it turned 18. It shouldn’t have turned 18,'” Spelling said. “And I think he would say the same thing if he and I had had a real heart-to-heart conversation .It would have been over much sooner.’

Spelling was a contestant on season 33 of Dancing with the stars but was voted out of the reality TV competition in the second episode. In a video shared to Instagram on September 26, McDermott praised her performances.

“Hey everyone, I had to come out of my self-imposed Instagram exile for this. Tori Spelling, you guys did an amazing job. I’m so proud of you,” McDermott told his followers after her. DWTS elimination.

“You put in two wonderful performances Dancing with the stars. I’ve seen how hard you’ve worked and I know the injuries you’ve suffered, and your dedication and work ethic are amazing.”