Tori Spelling's husband Dean Mcdermott speaks up and defends his side amidst cheating rumors in an interview in ET Canada after their much-publicized marriage life drama in the reality TV True Tori. The actor who is said to have a two-day fling with Emily Goodhand in 2013 has been experiencing an excruciating judgment from the public labeling him as a 'monster', E! News said.

"When you're at the checkout and you look over and you see one of these magazines and it's like, 'Dean McDermott's a monster,' I'm like, 'No, I'm not a monster, I'm a human being and I messed up. I messed up and I'm owning up to it and I'm getting help," said the Canadian-American actor who undergoes marriage therapy with spouse Tori Spelling.

"But to label me a monster or evil is very hurtful. You know, I'm not the first person to ever cheat on his wife," he further said.

Earlier this year, reps for the Chopped Canada host have announced that he is put under medical care in a rehab center addressing "some health and personal issues" and further elaborated the host's feeling that time saying that he is truly sorry for what the pain he had caused to his family.

In one of the latest episodes of the show, the Beverly Hills 90210 star suggested that her husband will undergo a vasectomy considering the trauma she felt with the cheating rumors and her decision not to have babies anymore.

The scene took place while Spelling is talking to her therapist Dr Wexler.

"We had talked about him having a vasectomy. Oddly enough we had talked about it last year right before he cheated on me. Isn't that weird? And then right after that, he went out and cheated on me," said the former Mystery Girls to her therapist.

This year, the 41-year old actress is more than sure that her husband should get such treatment.

"And now I feel the roles have completely reversed. I was super hesitant and he was like, 'Let's do it.' And now he's like, 'Mmm, OK.' And I'm like, 'Let's do it.' But because of what I went through, I know that I don't want any more babies with him."

Meanwhile, Tori Spelling is still hospitalized this week for severe bronchitis, sinusitis and pneumonia. According to husband Dean McDermott, the stress from the show's taping has caused it.

"The show we're shooting is obviously very emotional. It's six days a week. It finally caught up with her and took its toll, so she has bronchitis, sinusitis and pneumonia and she's getting great care at the hospital," he said.