Mia Williams
Tori Spelling has admitted to freezing, seasoning and cooking her placentas - as well as losing one along the way.
Tori has opened up about all things placentas on episode of her MisSpelling podcast last week.
The American actor has five children - Liam, 17, Stella, 16, Hattie, 12, Finn, 11, and Beau, 7 - but is ‘unsure’ as to which child is linked to the placentas.
Despite this, the former reality star clarified that they were definitely not from her youngest child’s birth in 2017 - meaning the placentas could be more than 11 years old.
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On the podcast, she said: “It’s [the placenta] supposed to be good.
“It’s something that’s good for your body and they take it out of your body and it’s good to put it back in your body.”
Tori said that she keeps most of them in her own freezer, but didn’t have room for one - and it’s currently in her friend’s freezer.
She noted in the episode that her friend has ‘asked a few times’ for her to take it back.
“I say, ‘Yep, next time I’m there!’ And then I don’t.
“I’m going to. I’m going to one day,” she added.
And it gets even more bizarre as Tori said that she wouldn’t be surprised if she had left one or two at previous family homes.
She said: “We move a lot, so unfortunately a couple got lost.
“Imagine … they got lost or left at a rental.
“Imagine you open up a freezer and it’s Tori Spelling’s placenta.
“That would be interesting to put on eBay.”
Tori shares her children with her ex-husband Dean McDemott, who she was married to for 17 years prior to their split in June 2023.
During their marriage, the former couple ate one of her placentas together.
“We cooked the placenta and ate it,” she recalled.
“Dean’s an amazing chef, so…he cooked it and seasoned it and it was actually really good.”
Tori launched her podcast in April, and has been sharing secrets with her audience ever since.
She recently confessed to piercing her stomach with five studs, representing each of her children.
She said: “I’ve had five babies.
“I’m really proud of my stomach.”
Despite the wholesome gesture, that has to hurt!