It can be tough for new moms to lose weight after having a baby, but when Tori Spelling gave birth to daughter Stella on June 9, she had the added pressure of having to watch fellow celebrities snap right back into shape. “I would look at pictures of myself and compare them to Jessica Alba, who had her baby two days before me,” Tori, 35, tells In Touch. “I’d see photos of her two months after and go, ‘Look at her!’ ”

But rather than give up, Tori says she developed a healthier attitude, passing on fad diets and hot Hollywood trainers and enlisting the help of her husband of two-and-a-half years, Dean McDermott, their 19-month-old son, Liam, and Stella.

Together, they cook healthy meals and stay as active as possible. “The best way to lose weight is to make it a family affair,” she explains. “It has changed my life.”

“I’m embracing the fact that it’s a struggle for me to drop the pounds,” Tori reveals. “It’s easier now because I’m not as focused on it.”

Her advice to other moms trying to lose weight? “Take your time,” says Tori, with Stella. “If you get obsessed, you’ll miss out on great moments with your children.”

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The housing crisis isn’t stopping Tori Spelling, 35, and Dean McDermott, 41, from moving on. “We’re about to put the house on the market,” Dean says of the five-bedroom, 3,300-square-foot LA mansion they bought for $2,275,000 earlier this year and are now selling for $2,395,000. “My son Jack is moving back to LA, so we’re short on room.” They’ll also need the extra space for an important addition. “Tori wants another baby,” an insider tells Life & Style. “They’re actively trying!”

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Tori Spelling and husband Dean McDermott bring the kids to Mr Bones Pumpkin Patch in Los Angeles, California.  Tori seems to have done a great job dropping the baby weight, just 4 months after the birth to daughter Stella.

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Tori Spelling is no longer just a New York Times best-selling author. She is now a No. 1 New York Times best-selling author. On Sept. 14, her book, sTORI Telling, will move into first place on the prestigious newspaper’s non-fiction list.

sTORI Telling, which has been on the best-seller list for 14 weeks, is so successful that it is in its 19th printing, and as a result, Simon & Schuster is back in business with the “Tori & Dean: Home Sweet Hollywood” star. This spring, the publishing company will release a second book by Tori with the working title, Mommywood. Obviously, from the title, the book will be about Tori’s life since she became a mother.

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Former Beverly Hills, 90210 actress Shannen Doherty has branded Tori Spelling a liar after she claimed the actress had engaged in a fistfight with co-star Jennie Garth. Spelling unleashed her wrath on Doherty in her new tome sTori Telling, calling the actress “arrogant” and a “bad influence” on the set of their hit 1990s show. And in the book, Spelling claimed Doherty had such a bad relationship with Garth, their on-set disagreements resulted in a full-on fight.

But Doherty, who will team up with alleged sparring partner Garth in the new Beverly Hills, 90210 spin-off, states Spellings tales are false.

She tells Usweekly.com, “We never did (have a fight). I think I would remember Jennie’s fist connecting with a part of my body or a part of my face”.

“It just goes to show you how people will lie.”

Spelling recently pulled out of updated Beverly Hills, 90210 spin-off 90210 shortly after Doherty signed on to join the cast.

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As the couple leave, they start filming the paparazzi photographers outside. Dean walks Tori to her car, then makes an exit on his brand new Ducati motorcycle.

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Tori Spelling may not be appearing on the new 90210, but she wishes the show much success.

“As of now there are no plans for me to be on the show,” Spelling told popular radio host Sean Valentine of 104.3 MY fm’s Valentine in the Morning.

Spelling and the CW network both issued separate statements recently that she would not be joining the show as originally planned.

This came on the heels of Internet rumors that the 35-year-old actress’ former co-stars Jennie Garth and Shannen Doherty were offered more money to star in the spin-off.

Still, Spelling says she only wants the best for the remake. When Valentine said he’d be boycotting the show since she wasn’t going to be part of it, Spelling replied, “Oh, watch it!”

She continued: “I hope it turns out to be a really great show, just for my dad’s legacy. I was originally a part of [90210] and it was something pretty phenomenal, so I hope it turns out great.” (Aaron Spelling was the producer behind the original ’90s hit.)

One person lobbying for Spelling’s return is Garth, who is starting a “Bring Back Donna Martin Campaign.” Garth said recently, “I know Shannen probably doesn’t share the feelings that I have for Tori, but I love Tori like my sister.”

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