Tori Spelling took her kids to "Disney on Ice," where she and her husband, Dean McDermott, showed a united front amid all the issues thrown their way.
According to a report from Celebrity Baby Scoop, the former "Beverly Hills 90210" star looked happy as she and her family attended the premiere of "Disney on Ice's Frozen" at Los Angeles' Staples Center last weekend.
Dean McDermott and Tori Spelling brought all four kids to the event: eight-year-old Liam, seven-year-old Stella, four-year-old Hattie and three-year-old Finn.
The former Hollywood It Girl also shared an Instagram photo from the show.
"My kiddos loving the premiere of 'Disney On Ice,'" she captioned the shot. "This year it's Frozen! Good times!"
Just the other weekend, the celebrity family were seen at Santa's Secret Workshop in West Hollywood, California.
The constant public outings of Dean McDermott, Tori Spelling and their kids makes it seem like they are just brushing off negative rumors about their family.
Just recently, Perez Hilton reported about claims made by Dean McDermott's ex-wife, Mary Jo Eustace. The Canadian celebrity chef accused the two of fabricating the highly-publicized affair of Dean McDermott and a faceless woman named Emily Goodman.
The public's interest in Dean McDermott's cheating scandal supposedly played a big part why he and Tori Spelling scored a Lifetime reality show. Entitled "True Tori," the series documented the marital woes of the parents-of-four as they struggled to move on from the cheating scandal, which some claim are fake.
In spite of their inconsistent relationship with Mary Jo Eustace, Tori Spelling recently made news for letting Dean McDermott's teenage son live in their home.
In an exclusive interview with Radar Online, Mary Jo Eustace explained why her 17-year-old son, Jack McDermott, is living with Tori Spelling and her family.
"I'm actually doing some work in Toronto right now, so Jack is staying with Dean," she clarified.
"It's the first time he's lived with Dean since our divorce, like ten years ago. I think it's been really good for both of them."
"There's a lot of work that goes into being a teenager. I think it's really important. He needs his dad," Mary Jo Eustace added.
