While reflecting on her fairytale childhood, Tori Spelling revealed her mom Candy hosted a party for Prince Charles when she was a teenager.
During Monday’s episode of her 90210MG podcast, the actress-turned-reality star reflected on living in a $165 million mansion with her father, the late TV legend, Aaron Spelling and mother.
‘The biggest misconception is that I grew up in the house,’ she said of the expansive property, which was listed for $165 million last month. ‘We moved there when I was like 17. So I spent like two years there.’
Spilling the tea: While reflecting on her fairytale childhood, Tori Spelling revealed her mom hosted a party for Prince Charles when she was a teenager; seen in December
She continued: ‘I never saw every room, and I lived there for two years. There was a wing that all of my mom’s staff lived in.’
During her time at the home, Tori said her mom only hosted ‘two or three parties’ there, including one for the 73-year-old Prince of Wales.
‘The first party, and one of her only parties, was for Prince Charles,’ the mother-of-five insisted. ‘When he came to town, he wanted to have it there!’
Wow: During Monday’s episode of her 90210MG podcast, the actress-turned-reality star reflected on living in a $165 million mansion mansion with her father, the late TV legend, Aaron Spelling and mother Candy
‘The biggest misconception is that I grew up in the house,’ she said of the expansive property, which was listed for $165 million last month. ‘We moved there when I was like 17. So I spent like two years there’ (Prince Charles seen in 2019)
Additionally, Tori noted her Tuscan-themed wedding to her first husband Charlie Shahnaian was also held at the home, back in July 2004.
‘I’d love to take my kids there and be like, ‘Yeah, this is grandpa’s house.’ Because they would have loved to have met him,’ the star stated.
Tori also said her dad ‘really built’ for her mom as ‘he wanted her to be happy.’
Estranged: She continued: ‘I never saw every room, and I lived there for two years. There was a wing that all of my mom’s staff lived in’
‘He was so in love with her,’ she recalled.
The famed Spelling Manor went on the market two weeks ago with a price tag of $165 million.
The 56,000-square-foot Holmby Hills French chateau-style mega-mansion, originally built in 1990 for late TV producer Aaron Spelling and his wife, Candy, holds the record for the largest home in LA and is among the largest single-family homes in the country, measuring more than 1,500-feet larger than the White House.
The mansion features a foyer with 30-foot ceilings, a statement chandelier and an imperial staircase with wrought-iron railings, and includes a formal dining room with a table for 22 guests, a sunroom surrounded by French doors leading to the pool, a wine cellar, bowling lanes, tasting room and a 7,500-square-foot master suite, Mansion Global reported.
Memories: Tori noted her Tuscan-themed wedding to her first husband Charlie Shahnaian was also held at the home, back in July 2004 (sen in 2019)
The 14-bedroom, 27-bathroom residence ‘offers every amenity imaginable, from bowling alleys to beauty salons, rolling lawns to rose gardens, a legendary library to professional screening room,’ according to the listing by Jeff Hyland and Drew Fenton of Hilton & Hyland.
The home is back on the market after it sold for $120 million in 2019 by Formula One heiress Petra Ecclestone to an unknown Saudi Arabian buyer.
At the time, The Manor was the most expensive home ever sold in LA County, a record recently broken by Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos when he shelled out $165 million for a 13,600-square-foot Georgian-style mansion in Beverly Hills in February 2020.
Petra, the daughter of billionaire Bernie Ecclestone, purchased the mansion from Candy for $85 million in 2011 and gave The Manor an eccentric makeover, overhauling many of its staggering 123 rooms – even adding a nightclub in the basement and several large tanks filled with exotic fish.
All for her: Tori also said her dad ‘really built’ for her mom as ‘he wanted her to be happy’ (Candy pictured in 2019)