Tori Spelling Leaves ‘Beverly Hills 90210’ Rewatch Podcast ‘9021OMG’ She Hosted With Jennie Garth

UPDATE — 7/31/26, 11:35 a.m. ET: Jennie Garth is speaking out after Beverly Hills, 90210 costar and friend Tori Spelling chose to step away from their rewatch podcast.

“I’m sad that she’s not finishing this out with us,” Garth shared on the Friday, July 31, episode of iHeartRadio’s “9021OMG” podcast. “We started this together. I’m sad about that, if I’m honest.”

Both Garth and producer Amy Sugarman promised listeners the show will go on and plenty of special guests will be participating in the weeks to come.

“About two weeks ago, [Tori] made the decision, which I’m sure was a very tough decision for her, but she let us know about two weeks ago that she had decided she wasn’t going to continue with the podcast,” Sugarman said. “This was 100 percent her decision. Two things can be true. We can be really bummed and disappointed that she’s not going to do seasons 9 and 10 with us, with you, while still wanting her to be happy and to be excited about the things she’s working on and does want to do.”

Original story below: 

Tori Spelling has parted ways with her Beverly Hills, 90210 rewatch podcast.

“Tori has not participated on the podcast in recent weeks but Jennie [Garth] is passionately excited to continue to rewatch,” a source tells Us. “She plans to rewatch it to the end and include special guests and guests cohosts from the series.”

The insider adds that Spelling’s future will be addressed on the Friday, July 31, episode of the “9021OMG” podcast.

Us reached out to iHeartRadio for comment.

Spelling confirmed in an Instagram Live that she would not be part of the “9021OMG” podcast due to other projects, per Entertainment Weekly. In the clip, Spelling shared that fans should continue listening to Garth’s recaps on the beloved iHeartRadio show.

Spelling launched the rewatch podcast with Garth, her former 90210 costar-turned-cohost in 2020, sharing behind-the-scenes details and recaps of episodes from the beloved show.

“It’ll be fun to start from the very beginning, the pilot episode,” Garth told Us before the premiere episode dropped. “And you know, we’ve got like 10 years’ worth of episodes to work through, that’s gonna be a while.”

Garth went on to claim she remembers less than “90 percent” of the show, which ran for 10 seasons from 1990 to 2000. Spelling, for her part, told Us that she hopes to reconnect with her former cast members and guest stars on the podcast.

Spelling added, “We have everything that happened off camera as well that we’ll get into fun details. That’s the cool perspective, people got to see us on camera, but we were actually, you know, friends in real life behind-the-scenes. So, it’ll be cool to kind of merge those worlds and let [our fans] in on it.”

Beverly Hills, 90210 centered around the Walsh Family as they transitioned from life in the midwest to Beverly Hills. Throughout the series, parents Jim (James Eckhouse) and Cindy (Carol Potter) and their teenage twins Brandon (Jason Priestley) and Brenda (Shannen Doherty) experienced ups and downs while also interacting with Dylan McKay (Luke Perry), Kelly Taylor (Garth), Donna Martin (Spelling), David Silver (Brian Austin Green), Steve Sanders (Ian Ziering), and more.

The series was later rebooted in 2008 with an all-new cast. In 2019, several faces from the original cast reunited for BH90210. Fox, however, told Us in a statement at the time that the show would not be moving forward with a second season.