Topics: Celebrity, Home, Parenting, Sex and Relationships
We've all got our own weird little routines when it comes to what goes down in the bathroom but it's clear some people have weirder habits than others.
And that's exactly the case of Tori Spelling who has opened up about the extremely bizarre bathroom habit she enforced on her kids and ex-husband.
The 50-year-old Beverly Hills 90210 star recently filed for divorce from Canadian actor Dean McDermott and the former couple share five children together; Liam, 17, Stella, 15, Hattie, 12, Finn, 11, and Beau, seven.
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Tori, who has requested sole physical custody and joint legal custody of their five children, told Dean she was filing the divorce papers while recording an episode of her podcast.
"I just filed for divorce," she said, before adding: "Whoa, I just said the words that I've said in my head for, like, 16 years. Wild."
Elsewhere on the podcast, Tori admitted: "I've never felt more alone.
"I don't feel worth loving. That's the truth. And that's something that's just in you, it's not something I wanted or created.
"That starts when you're young. [And changing it], that's not easy to do.... I don't know if you can."
Since then, the reality TV star has give fans yet another glimpse into her domestic life - admitting to a pretty weird habit.
Tori confessed that she has not - ahem - done a number two alone for almost the past two decades.
Lifting the lid on the odd situation, she revealed on her Misspelling podcast: "People say, 'You should be happy with yourself alone'. I haven't been alone ... Like honestly, I still don't poop alone."
She continued: "Beau still stands there and stares and talks to me, like, while I'm pooping."
The Scream actor went on to declare: "I haven't pooped, peed alone in 18 years. First it was Dean [McDermott], then it was kids."
She added: "I think I function better with people. Is that codependent? Yes. Cool."
Understandably, people were pretty thrown by Tori's big reveal with many taking to social media to share their reactions.
One X, formerly Twitter, user hit out: "Isn't it usually the opposite? How are you gonna poop with an audience some people amaze me."
"It’s weird as f*ck you to need company to sh*t," slammed a second while a third chimed in: "I have kids and they never leave you alone although I ask them to!
"But to insist your husband watches you poop is unthinkable, like I wouldn’t even fart, let alone that.. I’d rather poop in a Starbucks than in front of my man omg."
