Photo: Tori Spelling/Instagram
Tori Spellingis feeling grateful for the ones she loves this holiday season.
TheBeverly Hills, 90210alum, 48, spent Thanksgiving on Thursday with her two daughtersStella Doreen, 13,Hattie Margaret, 10, as the three made dinner and watched a holiday rom-com.
“Happy Thanksgiving 🍁,” shewroteon Instagram. “Three empowered females cooking, cheering, and chatting.”
She added, “Making sweet potato casserole, drinking cranberry mimosas {mine with champagne and theirs sparkling apple juice}, and watching a holiday rom-com on [Stella’s] laptop.”
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Spelling said that she was “grateful” for her family as she shared her well wishes with her fans.
“Stay safe and love hard on the ones you love. xoxo,” she wrote, adding hashtags #mygirls and #diyfamily.
On Wednesday, she shared a celebratory Instagram video after she found “one bakery in town that still has a fresh monkey bread left.” She showed off her clean kitchen as well. “With a big family, the kitchen sparkling clean is half of the battle!” she wrote, tagging and thanking her daughter Stella.
“Let the #thanksgiving cooking begin,” she wrote.
Spelling also shares sonsLiam Aaron, 14,Finn Davey, 9, andBeau Dean, 4, with husband Dean McDermott, whom a source told PEOPLE is living separately from her.
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“Tori still has major trust issues. Part of their relationship was never fully repaired after he was unfaithful,” the source added. “They’ve been living separate lives. They will still have family meals and occasional outings, but it’s for the kids.”
Earlier this week, the actress posted a picture of herholiday card featuring her five childrenbut McDermott was not featured in the photo.
McDermott’s absence from the family snapshot comes a few months after Spelling hinted that she and her husband — whom she married in 2006 — were experiencing some marriage trouble.
Last month, the actress chatted with PEOPLE aboutnavigating life with five kids, sharing it “takes a village” to balance life as a working mom.
“A lot of times, I find myself trying to do everything myself,” she admitted. “I’m still a work in progress.”
However, the star said she has a “great friend group that I definitely can call and be like, ‘Hey, can you help me? I need support.’ And I think that’s always important, too.”
“It’s really hard for me because I definitely grew up in a family where we had a lot of support around. I grew up with a nanny full-time, so I was always that girl that was like, ‘When I have kids, I’m going to do it all myself,’ " she said. “So I still do it all, but I’m still working on that. It’s okay to ask for help.”
source: people.com
