Tori Spelling, Dean McDermott's Marriage Threatened By His Ex Mary Jo Eustace? Former Couple Enjoys Quiet Lunch Together
Tori Spelling's husband Dean McDermott was snapped having lunch with ex-wife Mary Jo Eustace at Le Pain Quotidien in Studio City, California on Feb. 9, and they reportedly looked very much like a "married couple."
An article from In Touch Weekly said that Tori Spelling wouldn't like how cheating husband Dean McDermott behaved around ex Mary Jo Eustace.
"They embraced the moment they saw each other, talked for almost two hours and then warmly hugged each other when they said goodbye," an eyewitness told the tabloid.
The former husband and wife looked "at ease with each other."
"Dean and Mary Jo looked like a couple that were meant to be," the source added. "Tori would have been livid if she'd seen them!"
The tabloid said that the rendezvous would be the "final straw" for Tori Spelling, who didn't like what Dean McDermott's ex say in reference to the former "90210" actress.
In an earlier interview with In Touch, Eustace said that Tori Spelling "needs serious help for the hoarding issue."
"She's admitted her kids aren't even fazed by her extended hospital stays anymore," she said. "All their fighting in front of the children - it's so dark."
The tension between the two women has been brewing since Tori Spelling was said to be always fearful that Dean McDermott would get back to his ex-wife.
A clip from "True Tori," per Radar Online, last year showed Tori Spelling and Mary Jo Eustace having dinner and confronting their issues about each other.
The two talked over dinner after eight years of not seeing each other. In the clip, Tori Spelling confessed about her husband's cheating ways as she tells Dean McDermott's ex, "You can say I told you so."
Mary Jo Eustace replied, "I don't hate Dean. I mean, he's a total knob. I know that. But he's your knob now."
But she said that she's not getting any satisfaction from Tori Spelling and Dean McDermott's marriage woes. "It's actually really horrible," Mary Jo Eustace said, particularly for the four children who are surely affected by all the tension.