Jennie Garth Recalls The Last Time She And Shannen Doherty Spoke
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"I can see her saying it, and that just keeps playing over and over in my mind," the "Beverly Hills, 90210" actor said on her “I Choose Me” podcast.
Jennie Garth continues to reflect on her decadeslong relationship with her “Beverly Hills, 90210” co-star Shannen Doherty, who died of cancer last Saturday at age 53.
On Thursday’s episode of her “I Choose Me” podcast, Garth spoke at length about Doherty’s death in a candid conversation with her friend and therapist, Adele House.
During a particularly emotional moment in the chat, the actor recalled the final time she and Doherty spoke in-person.
“It was after our last time together at maybe ’90s Con,” Garth said, referring to last year’s “90210” cast reunion that took place at the Daytona Beach, Florida, stop of the annual fan convention. “She had to get right back to L.A. and she was taking her, I think, friend’s private plane, and she had offered everybody that needed to get back to L.A. — or even Jason [Priestley], who had to go to Nashville — to get on the plane and we can all go together. And no one asked me.”
Though Garth assumed she’d been left out because she was traveling to New York, Doherty made sure to extend the offer.
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