Star cover: Tori Spelling needs help for an eating disorder

Star Magazines cover story this week is devoted to Tori Spelling and her alleged eating disorder. This is the second cover story theyve done about Toris dramatic weight loss, but this time Star is claiming that Toris friends and family want her to seek professional help for anorexia. Candy Spelling has gotten involved, and has

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Star Magazine’s cover story this week is devoted to Tori Spelling and her alleged eating disorder. This is the second cover story they’ve done about Tori’s dramatic weight loss, but this time Star is claiming that Tori’s friends and family want her to seek professional help for anorexia. Candy Spelling has gotten involved, and has offered to pay for whatever treatment Tori needs.

Tori is looking rough – very thin, and painfully emaciated. Tori has denied any problems, saying in a statement last week: “Oh my God, I’m not anorexic… I acknowledge that I look thin in photos. I get it… Obviously I don’t want to lose any more weight… But people haven’t seen me not pregnant in two and a half years. I’m eating healthy, I just have a crazy lifestyle.”

Tori Spelling’s weight continues to plunge dramatically, yet she’s still not satisfied with her look.

The 90210 icon has shrunk to a skeletal 95 lbs, say experts — and those close to her are begging her to get help!

Even her estranged mother, Candy Spelling, thinks Tori is anorexic and is desperate to bury the hatchet in order to help. She has made it clear that money is no object, and she’ll pay to send Tori to a top treatment facility, a family source tells Star.

“Candy is a nervous wreck over Tori. She thinks she is really troubled and anorexic. In all the years I’ve known Tori, this is the worst I have ever seen her.”

Tori — whose jean size has shrunk to a shocking 00 — admits that her diet changed drastically after her daughter was born in June 2008. “I just changed the way that I ate after I had Stella,” says Tori, who also has a 2-year-old son, Liam, with husband Dean McDermott.

The busy mom and author of Mommywood denies she has an eating disorder, but still admits that her meals often consist of scraps from her children’s leftovers. In one interview she said that could mean eating as little as a piece of hot dog, a broccoli floret and a single french fry — a scant 130 calories!

“Everybody is trying to figure out how to convince Tori she needs help,” another insider tells Star.

[From Star Magazine]

I actually hate doing these “she’s so thin” or “she’s gained so much weight” stories, because I honestly don’t want to part of the system that judges a woman by her weight. I’m one of those women whose weight goes up and down with stress and time issues, and I see that issue with many celebrity women. I tend to think Tori probably does have some eating disorder issues, but I’m also perfectly willing to accept that her body’s gone through hell with two babies, and she’s really busy and stressed out. If she really does have a problem, she’s an adult woman with people around her who care about her. She’ll get back on track, I hope.

Here are Tori and Dean arriving at LAX on Sunday. Images thanks to BauerGriffinOnline.

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