Jennie Garth said she is sad that Tori Spelling will not finish 90210MG with her, after Spelling said on a recent Instagram Live that she is stepping away from the Beverly Hills, 90210 rewatch podcast to focus on other projects. The podcast, which launched in 2020, is now moving ahead without one of its two original hosts.
July 31 on 90210MG
On the July 31 episode of 90210MG, Garth said, “I’m sad that she’s not finishing this out with us,” and added, “We started this together. I’m sad about that, if I’m being honest.” She also said, “I’m really happy for her” and “I’m excited for her to choose herself.” That gives the departure a clear business consequence: the rewatch now loses one half of the pairing built around the original series.
Two weeks before July 31
Amy Sugarman said Spelling made the decision about 2 weeks earlier and that the actress “had not been doing the show for a bit for many reasons.” Sugarman also said, “This was 100 percent her decision.” For listeners, that means the exit did not land as a sudden on-air split; it had already been in motion before Garth addressed it publicly.
Season 8 moves forward
90210MG was recapping season eight at the time, with seasons nine and 10 still ahead. Garth said she is excited for the podcast to cover the final two seasons of Beverly Hills, 90210, so the project continues as a two-host show even as its original setup changes.
The clean read here is simple: Spelling is choosing other work, Garth is keeping the podcast moving, and the remaining episodes now carry a different tone. The open issue is whether Spelling returns in any capacity later, but for now the final two seasons will be covered without her.
