Hair today, gone tomorrow.
Tori Spelling has a brand-new bob — and she cut it herself.
The actress and “misSPELLING” podcast host, 52, posted a series of selfies on Instagram Saturday, captioning the post, “I cut my own hair and I liked it…”
“Call it spontaneity or rebel energy but 1 hour before an event last night I decided to cut my own hair! Chop chop,” she continued.
Prior to the DIY snip, the “Beverly Hills: 90210” alum’s bleached-blonde hair reached her waist, so the short crop marks a fresh new chapter.
She admitted to tagging in her 17-year-old daughter, Stella McDermott, to even out the back.
Spelling — who’s been embracing major changes since filing for divorce from Dean McDermott in March 2024 after 18 years of marriage — said the impromptu makeover was about more than just aesthetics.
“I felt like a change. Out with the old in with the new ✨. I haven’t stopped smiling and beaming 💇🏼♀️. Change starts from within but sometimes a literal physical change can feed the soul,” she wrote.
The haircut comes as the Hollywood veteran has been vocal about her personal transformation journey. Earlier this year, she revealed that her daughter, Hattie, helped push her to end her marriage.
“Have you ever considered what it would be like to be with someone else and not dad and get treated right?” the 13-year-old asked her.
Spelling shares five children with McDermott: Liam, 18; Stella, 17; Hattie, 13; Finn, 13; and Beau, 8.
The actress has been linked on and off with Neuron Syndicate CEO Ryan Cramer since late 2023. The couple made their relationship red carpet official at an April screening of “The Carters” docuseries in Los Angeles.
Earlier this month, Page Six reported that McDermott claimed Spelling’s monthly income varies between $3,000-$75,000, “depending on the job” in newly filed court documents.
On Sunday, she shared a sunset snap while cuddling with one of her dogs, captioned, “pure love… ❤️.”
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