Brian Austin Green Gives Off F-Boy Vibes While Tori Spelling Recalls First Time They Had Sex
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"I feel like such a stupid girl right now!" Spelling said after hearing Green’s reaction to her story.
Brian Austin Green wants everyone to know that he never dated Tori Spelling, OK? And this includes Spelling herself.
On Tuesday’s episode of Spelling’s podcast, “MisSPELLING,” Green confronted his “Beverly Hills: 90210” co-star about prior claims she made “about the relationship that we had” while the two worked together on the popular teen drama from 1990 to 2000.
Spelling said on her podcast in April that she and Green had a fling while working on “90210.”
“I was young, and I was caught up in it,” Spelling said at the time.
“I don’t consider what we had and have, like a relationship, like a fling or like a, you know, ‘Well, we were boyfriend and girlfriend for this period of time,’” Green said about 13 minutes into Spelling’s podcast episode Tuesday. “It was a 10-year period, so we went through all sorts of things. So I was curious, though, why you labeled it as a relationship?”
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