Tori Spelling Involved in Car Crash, Hospitalized with Children
Temecula, CA – Actress Tori Spelling and seven children were transported to the hospital following a car crash in Temecula, California, on Thursday evening. Law enforcement sources confirm deputies responded to a collision report just before 6 PM, discovering two vehicles with significant damage.
What Happened?
According to initial reports, Tori Spelling was driving with her four children and three of their friends when their vehicle was struck by another driver who allegedly ran a red light and was speeding. Eyewitnesses at the scene captured video of Spelling speaking with law enforcement, appearing animated but not visibly angry, likely fueled by adrenaline.
The vehicle that allegedly caused the collision sustained substantial damage, while Spelling’s car experienced comparatively less impact. This may be attributed to Spelling’s quick reaction and maneuvering skills, potentially minimizing the severity of the crash.
Injuries and Hospitalization
All occupants of both vehicles were evaluated at the scene. Tori Spelling and the seven children were subsequently transported to a local hospital via three separate ambulances. They were treated for injuries including cuts, bruises, contusions, and concussions. Fortunately, sources indicate that everyone is currently in stable condition and recovering.
A History of Car Incidents
This isn’t the first time Tori Spelling has been involved in a frightening car incident. In 2011, while pregnant, she was involved in a single-car accident after colliding with a wall while attempting to evade paparazzi. Following that incident, Spelling recounted how a group of mothers intervened to prevent the photographer from continuing to take pictures.
Ongoing Investigation
The collision remains under investigation by local authorities. No arrests have been made at this time. Further details will be released as they become available.
For more information, you can refer to the initial report from TMZ.
This is a developing story and will be updated as more information is released.
