Tori Spelling, Dean McDermott Not Sleeping In The Same Bed Amid Split Rumors

Tori Spelling admitted that she and her husband Dean McDermott have not been sleeping in the same bed amid rumors that they hit a rough patch in their marriage.

Spelling recently appeared on SiriusXM Radio Andy's "Jeff Lewis Live," where host Jeff Lewis asked her about the "speculation" that her marriage with McDermott is on the rocks.

"There's speculation that there's problems at home, but there's no problems at home. 'Cause I feel like you would have told me if there was problems at home, right?" Lewis asked.

"No, 'cause then you spill my s--- right here," Spelling responded while laughing. "Of course I'm not going to tell you what's really going on."

Lewis pressed the "Beverly Hills, 90210" star to spill the beans, noting that she still wears her wedding ring and that "things were good" between her and McDermott the last time Spelling appeared on his show. "Are you guys sleeping in the same bed?" he asked.

Spelling did not give a direct response but said her "kids and dogs sleep in my bed." She and McDermott share five children together, Liam Aaron, 14, Stella Doreen, 13, Hattie Margaret, 9, Finn Davey, 8, and Beau Dean, 4.

"Okay. So that's a no - so he's in the guest room," Lewis quipped, before she chimed in, "He's in a room."

Lewis went on to ask Spelling if there was any "truth" to speculation that they may be heading to divorce. He assured Spelling that if things are not going well, she can tell them because "this is a safe place."

"Since he left - this is not good, you guys - but since he left, he was gone for six months filming in another country, they all stayed with me," Spelling shared. "So I currently still have four in the bedroom with me who have yet to go back to their rooms."

McDermott and Spelling wed in 2006. In 2014, he publicly admitted that he cheated on her after checking himself into rehab to "address some health and personal issues," People reported. The couple decided to stick together and documented their lives together in the reality series "True Tori."

"We had to start over. We had to completely rebuild," Spelling told People in 2016, admitting that after McDermott's infidelity "everything crashed."

But she also said that the scandal brought them closer together. "We’re not just still here, but we’re bonded and solidified as a couple," Spelling added.