Tori Spelling Reflects on Life in Iconic Family Mansion

In a recent episode of her podcast "MisSpelling," Tori Spelling opened up about her childhood experiences living in her parents' lavish mansion, known as The Manor. The property, originally owned by Bing Crosby, was purchased by her parents, Aaron and Candy Spelling, when Tori was just 12 years old. She reminisced about the excitement of touring the house with her brother Randy before their parents bought it, highlighting its unique features, including hidden passageways and an underground library. Tori described the mansion as a treasure trove of intriguing rooms, including a projection room that served as the family’s living area. The layout of the house was elaborate, with elevators and stairs leading to various levels, each filled with distinctive spaces. Among the mansion's many amenities were a two-lane bowling alley, a gym, an arcade, and even a doll museum showcasing her mother's extensive collection of figurines and toys. Despite the mansion's grandeur and the fun memories created there, Tori admitted that she never felt a strong emotional connection to the house. She noted that her family only lived in The Manor for a couple of years, and she has since moved on without any lingering attachment. Tori's candid reflections provide a glimpse into the complexities of growing up in a high-profile household, where opulence did not necessarily equate to personal sentiment.