DWTS Alum Reveals She Gifted Her Implants to Her Ex-Husband

Tori Spelling has always been fairly candid and open about her life. Whether it’s revealing that she hasn’t gone to the bathroom alone in 18 years or talking about the first time she had sex with her former “90210” co-star, Brian Austin Green, she’s not interested in sugarcoating things.

Recently, Spelling was discussing her breast implants on her “misSPELLING” podcast. While she admitted she wished she’d never gotten them when she was just 19, she also disclosed that she ended up giving them to her then-husband, Dean McDermott, as a gift.

Tori Spelling Made Her Breast Implants Into Bookends

In an episode titled “Miss TMI,” Spelling set out to answer her fans’ “Most unhinged, out-of-pocket, and oddly specific questions.” “I gave them to Dean [McDermott] for our anniversary one year,” she revealed.

She went on to say that she “put them in a lucite box and I made bookends out of them. You know I like to DIY,” she said. When they split up, McDermott wasn’t sure if he was allowed to keep them.

“He said, ‘Do you want these back?’” the “Dancing With the Stars” alum explained. “And I said, ‘I am offended.’ And he’s like, ‘No. I didn’t mean it like that. You know I’ve always loved them.’ “

“He was like, ‘You know, you could probably sell these on eBay.’ I’m like, ‘I would never.’ And I was like, ‘Wait. How much? How much do you think I can get for them? I’m just curious. Asking for a friend.’ “

Tori Spelling Has Long Wished She’d Never Gotten Implants At All

Spelling has always had a love/hate relationship with her breasts. She’s talked a lot about her regret at getting implants in her teens. “I went to this doctor and it was in a strip mall. I’m not kidding. I can’t make this up,” she said.

The actress has recently redone her breasts after her daughter expressed her worries about them.

“I think they’re okay now. My whole intention of getting them redone was to go smaller, because, looking back to the ‘90s, I was like, I liked my boobs. I wish I had just kept them. Like, they’re really great.”

“I got to say, I don’t know. I don’t love my boobs,” Spelling said. “I was hoping this time when I got them redone, because I needed to get them redone, like medically, I was hoping that they would be smaller.” She shared that she doesn’t “believe in regrets,” but that “if I could go back and tell my, like, 19-year-old self, I would never have gotten my boobs done.”