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Tori Spelling — How Her ‘Breakdown’ Became A ‘Domestic Incident’

Marriage strained over money woes!

By National ENQUIRER Staff

Mar 2, 2018 @ 11:21AM

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Tori Spelling — How Her ‘Breakdown’ Became A ‘Domestic Incident’

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Tori Spelling has insiders worried about the troubled star after cops rushed to her home over a possible "nervous breakdown" — with the report later changed to a “domestic incident.”

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Tori Spelling has insiders worried about the troubled star after cops rushed to her home over a possible "nervous breakdown" — with the report later changed to a “domestic incident.”

The bizarre episode began with this troubling 911 call that had Tori described to police as a "female with mental illness." That was mere hours after Tori herself had called the cops over an alleged prowler in her home that turned out to be husband Dean McDermott. And despite cops rushing to answer the call, they later left the residence with Tori staying at home.

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It's unclear who made the phone call describing Tori as mentally ill, but all signs point to Dean McDermott — who was home at the time, and later spotted looking “anxious” outside his home after the cops arrived. A police spokesman later referred to the call as "a domestic incident” — and insiders have told RADAR Online that Tori and Dean “have been fighting a lot lately!”

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As earlier covered by The National ENQUIRER, insiders have reported that the veteran reality stars are seriously squabbling over their severe money woes. One source even said that Tori demanded that Dean go get a real job — after the showbiz heiress has been reduced to clipping coupons and working as a celebrity shill for psychics!

Tori Spelling has insiders worried about the troubled star after cops rushed to her home over a possible "nervous breakdown" — with the report later changed to a “domestic incident.”

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