Tori Spelling says she accidentally dyed her pubic hair 'bright purple' once: 'I left it on too long
- Tori Spelling revealed that she once accidentally dyed her pubic hair purple.
- The "90210" star explained she wanted to dye her pubic hair platinum to match the hair on her head.
- But Spelling left the toner on for too long, turning her pubic hair "bright purple," she recalled.
Tori Spelling revealed on a recent episode of MTV's "Messyness" that she once dyed her pubic hair purple by accident.
Spelling opened up about the memorable incident after host Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi (of "Jersey Shore" fame) asked Spelling if she'd ever cut her own hair.
"I have never cut my own hair, no. But I've dyed my own hair," the "Beverly Hills, 90210" actress said. Spelling then joked that people were going to think she was "infatuated with talking about my p---y" before sharing her at-home dye mishap.
"I was feeling frisky, and I was like, 'Well I have platinum hair. I want the carpet to match the drapes,'" she recalled.
But Spelling went on to explain that she didn't actually achieve the platinum-blonde color of pubic hair she wanted.
"I didn't know. I left [the toner] on too long and it turned bright purple, you guys," she said. "I was like, 'Screw golden showers. This is going to give purple rain a whole new meaning.'"
"Oh my god," Polizzi responded after Spelling was finished with her story.
This isn't the first time Spelling has gotten candid about her personal life. The star recently sparked speculation over the state of her marriage with husband Dean McDermott when she revealed in June that her five children (and three dogs) share the same bed with her.
"He was gone for six months filming in another country," Spelling said of McDermott. "Since he left, they all stayed with me. So I currently still have four in the bedroom with me who have yet to go back to their rooms."
But the actress told Us Weekly that she's now trying to encourage her children to sleep in their own rooms.
"I think that'll be helpful with school hours. We could still do sleepovers and hang out on the weekends," Spelling said.
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