Tori Spelling's 'Disorganized Chaos' Spills Out of Calabasas Rental

The 'Beverly Hills, 90210' actress is dealing with a clutter crisis in her $12,000-per-month home.

Published on Feb. 11, 2026

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Tori Spelling's Calabasas rental home is filled with clutter, including an ATV, scooter, and motorized kids' car in the driveway. Spelling, who has described herself as a 'borderline hoarder,' acknowledged that her 'disorganized' lifestyle and inability to maintain a clean home contributed to a recent illness that forced her to stop working. Spelling's podcast co-host said the actress's home is at a 'borderline hoarder' level, with Spelling admitting she has stopped having people over due to the mess.

Why it matters

Spelling's clutter crisis highlights the challenges of maintaining a tidy home while juggling a busy work and family life, especially after a divorce. Her situation also raises questions about the impact of hoarding tendencies on one's health and well-being.

The details

The new photos show the driveway of Spelling's 3,100-square-foot Calabasas rental home filled with various items, including an ATV, a scooter, and a motorized kids' car. Multiple cars were also parked outside the house, which Spelling has been renting for $12,000 a month since March 2024. Spelling lives in the home with her five children, whom she shares with ex-husband Dean McDermott. On her podcast 'misSPELLING,' Spelling's co-host, Amy Sugarman, said the actress's house is at a 'borderline hoarder' level, and Spelling acknowledged that her 'disorganized' lifestyle is why she got sick and had to stop working.

  • Spelling has been renting the Calabasas home since March 2024.
  • Spelling and McDermott finalized their divorce in November 2025.

The players

Tori Spelling

A 52-year-old actress known for her role on the TV series 'Beverly Hills, 90210,' who is currently dealing with a clutter crisis in her rented Calabasas home.

Dean McDermott

Spelling's ex-husband, with whom she shares joint legal custody of their five children.

Amy Sugarman

Spelling's podcast co-host, who described Spelling's home as being at a 'borderline hoarder' level.

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What they’re saying

“This is not good. Tori, this is not good. You can see the bones in here, like the shelves could be really pretty, the living room could be really pretty. You have beautiful things. Like, it's borderline hoarder, I'm not gonna lie.”

— Amy Sugarman, Podcast Co-host (misSPELLING Podcast)

“My busy, chaotic work and children lifestyle is not gonna change. In fact, in the next year, there's gonna be things coming up, it's gonna be escalated. So I need to be on my A game and once someone comes in and does all this, yes, I can maintain it if I have someone helping me.”

— Tori Spelling (misSPELLING Podcast)

What’s next

Spelling acknowledged that she needs help to clean up her home and maintain a more organized lifestyle, especially as her work and family commitments are expected to increase in the coming year.

The takeaway

Spelling's clutter crisis highlights the challenges of balancing a busy life with maintaining a tidy home, especially for those who may struggle with hoarding tendencies. Her situation underscores the importance of seeking help and support to address these issues, which can impact both physical and mental health.