She's gearing up for a new routine.
And Tori Spelling boasted about her five growing children after dining out at King's Fish House in Calabasas on Thursday night.
The 48-year-old actress was proud to have almost all of her ducks in a row as she revealed her kids would be returning to in-person studies after more than a year at home with schools closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Proud mama: Tori Spelling boasted about her five growing children after dining out at King's Fish House in Calabasas on Thursday night
She went through a checklist of what's to come for their family amid a new school year with a photo of Liam, Beau, Finn, Hattie and Stella.
'Two teens, two sets of braces, five pairs of new shoes, all back to school clothing ( mostly) bought, and almost all five kids looking at the camera,' she wrote.
'Feeling good about them all headed back to in person school in 2 weeks ( well aside from 4 separate schools to do drop off/pick up this year.'
Tori revealed last month that her 13-year-old daughter Stella was bullied so badly in school that she suffered from panic attacks.
Tough: Tori revealed her 13-year-old daughter, Stella, was bullied so badly in school that she suffered from panic attacks
Strong: The 48-year-old actress praised her eldest daughter for her strength and courage to overcome the physical ailments she experienced as a direct result of the insults she received from a boy at school
She praised her eldest daughter for her strength and courage to overcome the physical ailments she experienced as a direct result of the insults she received from a boy at school.
Spelling shared just a few of her daughter's trials and tribulations in a photoshoot titled: 'How Stella got her groove back… thx to @petitenpretty.'
Stella hit all the right marks as she modeled back-to-school clothes and cosmetics from the teen beauty brand.
'Her 1st modeling shoot as a teen girl. Stella is an amazing human. Heart of gold & always leads w/kindness,' Tori wrote in a lengthy caption. She's innovative &creative and full of fire. Which is why as a mom it was so painful to see a young woman's fire dimmed bc of bullying.
