Tori Spelling has canceled her highly anticipated Las Vegas appearance at the “’90s After Dark Party,” citing health issues.
The event was postponed ahead of its stipulated date at Voltaire in The Venetian Resort. The actress was set to co-host and reunite with “Beverly Hills, 90210” co-star Brian Austin Green.
Tori Spelling’s Health Issues Meant Her Las Vegas Trip Had to Happen Later
Spelling, 52, announced the cancellation of her Las Vegas event on December 26, telling fans that she was too ill to host the 90s-themed party. The TV star revealed that she had been counting down to the show. “This hurts to share, but I need to be honest with you,” she wrote. “I’m sick and have to postpone our After Dark event this Sunday night in Las Vegas.”
The cancellation came just days before the party was to take place at Voltaire, a nightclub and event space within The Venetian resort. Spelling did not disclose details about her specific illness. However, she emphasized that she needed to “listen to my body and choose my health.” She also thanked fans for their support and promised that a new date for the event would be announced soon.
Spelling’s co-host for the event, 90210 co-star Brian Austin Green, had been promoting the party earlier in the holiday week. He posted on Instagram, encouraging fans to join him and Spelling at the event following a Backstreet Boys concert at the Sphere. However, as at the time of Spelling’s post, Green had not publicly commented on the postponement.
Details of the Postponed ’90s After Dark Party and Spelling’s Health
The “’90s After Dark Party” is a nostalgic Las Vegas event featuring ’90s hits, a DJ, and special moments celebrating the decade’s pop culture. The organizers slated the event to include a throwback performance by R&B group Color Me Badd and other surprise elements tied to the theme.
Spelling’s Instagram announcement did not provide specifics about her health condition, though she reiterated the need to prioritize wellness. The post closed with gratitude for fan support and a message of anticipation for seeing everyone “After Dark soon.”
The cancellation follows a year in which Spelling has confronted several personal and health challenges. Back in May 2023, the “Saved By the Bell” actress revealed how she and her kids had been battling a mold problem. According to People, Spelling noted at the time that it had been “slowly killing” them for three years. She described how her family dealt with a “continual spiral of sickness for months,” leading to a need for urgent care.
Inside Spelling’s Career
Tori Spelling rose to fame in the 1990s as Donna Martin on the iconic television series “Beverly Hills, 90210.” This role made her a recognizable figure in pop culture. Over the years, she has remained in the public eye through acting roles, reality TV, and podcast projects.
Spelling was previously reunited with Green, who played her on-screen love interest David Silver, during the Hollywood Christmas Parade. She documented the heartwarming meet-up on social media with nostalgic photos. Beyond her television legacy, Spelling has attracted media attention for her personal life, including her recent divorce from actor Dean McDermott.
