Tori Spelling claims that she was forced to evacuate her family of seven from their home due to Woolsey Fires. However, Radar Online is calling Spelling out stating that her story is not quite the truth, in fact, they call it an out and out lie.
The report claims that they spoke with fire marshals in charge of the Woodland Hills area where Tori and family reside and they reveal that the fire has not yet reached her neighborhood. It is now wondered if Tori was searching for sympathy and or drama after she took to Instagram alerting her fans and social media followers that she and family had been forced from their home.
A fire Marshal for Fire Station 84 told the outlet,
“I haven’t heard anything about Mulholland Drive [where Spelling resides] being affected,” a fire marshal for Fire Station 84 told Radar. “I can tell you that I was just sent from Miracle Mile and we’re here in Woodland Hills in kind of a standby mode. We have been dispatched to different place across the city. We have different pools of fire engines kind of in a
standby mode.”
This tends to be a little embarrassing for Tori Spelling after she went on thanking everyone who reached out to her, offering her family a safe haven from the fire. Only to come to find that no evacuation orders or fires have erupted, they are prepared for the worst.
Spelling wrote: “My big brood and I were evacuated last night. My eyes swell with happy tears when I reflect on how many friends immediately reached out and offered their homes to us. No small offer when you are talking about a family of seven. Some I don’t even know that well but as part of our school community they stepped up. Thank you all!”
Tori Spelling immediately began getting well wishes and prayers for herself and her family which makes the news that she was “exaggerating” or lying completely about her situation even sadder.
As previously reported, this is not the first time Tori Spelling has reportedly embellished a story to make it more dramatic, interesting looking for sympathy from the public. What is they say there is “no such thing as bad publicity?” She might want to rethink that one in this case.
[Photo Credit: Tori Spelling/Instagram]
