‘Beverly Hills, 90210’ stars cheer Tori Spelling on her ‘DWTS’ debut
Tori Spelling is paired with pro dancer Pasha Pashkov in her 'Dancing With the Stars' debut season
The Beverly Hills, 90210 stars have been rooting for Tori Spelling, who is looking forward to breaking a leg on her Dancing With the Stars debut.
People reported on Tuesday, September 17, that Brian Austin Green, Gabrielle Carteris, Ian Ziering, and Jennie Garth reunited at a 90210 panel at 90s con on September 14 at Daytona Beach, which Spelling, 51, was initially supposed to attend.
Though she was dropped days before the event, Green, 51, Garth, 52, Ziering, 60, and Carteris, 63, each extended their well wishes for the actress and author as she geared up to compete for the mirrorball Trophy.
Green, who participated in season 30 of DWTS with now-fiancée Sharna Burgess, offered advice to the first-timer: "Keep your head on, and enjoy the experience."
"It’s a seven-day-a-week job," he warned before Garth chimed in with excitement. "I’m so excited for her I think she’s going to do great," she added, while Carteris shared the same sentiments for Spelling.
"We’re all rooting for her," Ziering jumped on the supporting trail, before urging the audience to support the actress. "Make sure you do the same."
Earlier this month, Spelling was announced as one of the 13 contestants on the dancing competition series’ 33rd season. She has been partnered with pro dancer Pasha Pashkov.
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