Exclusive: Tori Spelling Confirms The Return Of 'Beverly Hills, 90210'

Alright, folks, let’s dive right in—Tori Spelling sat down with Access Live on Friday, February 1, and dropped some major news: the iconic teen drama Beverly Hills, 90210 is making its way back to our screens. That's right, the show that defined a generation is officially coming back, and Tori herself confirmed it during the interview. If you’re anything like me, you’re probably jumping out of your seat right about now.

What’s the Deal with This Reboot?

During the lively chat, the 45-year-old actress didn’t hold back, saying, “It’s confirmed. We’re doing a new 90210.” Tori’s announcement sent the hosts into a frenzy, especially Kit Hoover, whose reaction was nothing short of electric. Tori even joked, “Did I just confirm something that wasn’t known?” It was that kind of moment where you couldn’t help but laugh along with her. For those who might not remember, the original Aaron Spelling-produced show aired for ten seasons on Fox, wrapping up in 2000. Now, almost two decades later, fans are buzzing about what this reboot will bring to the table.

A Look Back at the Original Cast

Tori gave us a little sneak peek into what fans can expect from the reboot. She revealed, “It’s the OG crew back together, and we’re playing heightened versions of ourselves.” Now, here’s where it gets interesting—she also mentioned that the show will intercut scenes featuring the cast members as themselves with scenes from the actual show. “The fans will be pleasantly surprised,” she said. “It’ll be a whole ensemble cast.” But let’s be real, not everyone from the original cast will be able to make it back for this revival.

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Who’s In and Who’s Out?

While Luke Perry, who’s currently starring in Riverdale, will do as many episodes as his schedule allows, it’s uncertain whether Shannon Doherty will return after her three-year battle with breast cancer. “We would love to have her on,” Tori said. “There is no status right now.” This leaves fans wondering how the show will address her absence, but one thing’s for sure—Tori and the rest of the cast are committed to making this reboot as authentic and entertaining as possible.

When the news of a Beverly Hills, 90210 reboot first surfaced back in December, it sparked a wave of excitement among fans. Now, with one of the show’s main players confirming the news, it’s official: the revival is happening. And guess what? Some of our favorite characters are coming back! Brian Austin Green as David Silver, Gabrielle Carteris as Andrea Zuckerman, Jennie Garth as Kelly Taylor, and of course, Ian Ziering as Steve Sanders, who we all know from the unforgettable Sharknado franchise.

Reboots Galore

This revival joins a growing list of classic shows making their way back to television. From Roseanne (now The Conners), to Will & Grace, to Murphy Brown, it seems like the nostalgia train just keeps rolling. Fans are eagerly anticipating what this new iteration of Beverly Hills, 90210 will bring, and with such a talented cast at the helm, expectations are sky-high.