Broke Tori Spelling Hits New Low After Cheating Dean McDermott Controversy; ‘90210’ Star’s “InvenTORI” Shop Closes

A broke Tori Spelling has just hit a new low after the Dean McDermott cheating controversy when she closed down her antique shop, InvenTORI.

The shop in Sherman Oaks, Calif., according to RadarOnline, was already in serious trouble months back and the website broke out the news after seeing leasing signs on the storefront, which officially closed down on February 14.

The shop sold antique valuables from gifts, furniture and other items.

Dean Cutler, the real property agent handling the lease told Radar: "There are people interested in the property and they have options in their lease that they are discussing now."

Despite broke Tori Spelling's woes against her cheating husband Dean McDermott, Cutler said the couple were good tenants.

According to Star, Tori Spelling is already broke even with her TV series because of the rehab costs for her cheating husband Dean McDermott. The publication added that she even hit up her mom for some money so she can get through. Although her father was a millionaire 10 times over, all his fortunes went to Tori Spelling's mother.

Furthermore, the reality show star supposedly has a spending habit which added strain to the family's finance, RadarOnline reported.

"She needs to get treatment for her spending, which is putting added pressure on the family. Tori's spending is out of control," an insider told the site.

The couple has four children together, Liam, 6, Stella, 5, Hattie, 2 and Finn, more than a year old.

"She will go through periods when it's not an issue, but then she slips and buys stuff the family simply doesn't need," the source told Radar.

Dean McDermott's cheating ways were splashed all over the tabloids when Emily Goodhand came forward to claim that she's the woman the actor has been fooling around with.

But the source provided the ultimate reason why she had to take him back:

"Even with her new TV series, Tori is scared she won't make enough money to take care of the kids alone," the source added.