Tori Spelling And Dean McDermott Celebrate 2nd Year Of Sobriety, Did He Fake His Rehab Stint?
Tori Spelling celebrated husband Dean McDermott's second year of being sober, said a report from Radar Online. The controversial former actor is reportedly determined to change after all the issues that his family has been through.
After the father-of-four's battle with substance abuse, alcoholism and sex addiction that placed him in a rehabilitation facility in January of 2014, Tori Spelling and Dean McDermott showed a united front as they recently visited a recovery store in West Hollywood named "My 12 Step." The establishment sells items related to people recovering from addictions, with motivational merchandise such as medallions, books, Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) coins and jewelry.
An eyewitness who was at the shop detailed couple's visit, which was supposedly to celebrate the former "Chopped: Canada" host's second year of being alcohol and drug free.
"They said that Dean was coming up on his two years of sobriety and they were looking for a perfect gift to help him celebrate the milestone," the eyewitness shared.
"They bought a beautiful two-year medallion that had fire flames on it."
Insiders also shared to the news site that Dean McDermott is focused on his marriage to the former "Beverly Hills 90210" teen star and is eager to make things better for the sake of their four children: eight-year-old Liam, seven-year-old Stella, four-year-old Hattie, and three-year-old Finn.
The celebrity also previously shared on her personal blog last Holiday season that she and her husband are working on being strong for each other.
"Our family is stronger than ever," she said. "We have so much to be thankful for."
While Tori Spelling is said to be happy about her husband's recovery, Dean McDermott's ex-wife, Mary Jo Eustace, accused him of faking his rehab stint. According to a report from Wetpaint, the Canadian TV personality detailed how her former spouse reacted when she called to ask about his treatment. "Dean pretended to be checked into a long-term facility, but instead he was at a beachfront home in Malibu getting some R&R," an insider said.
