Why Tori Spelling felt ashamed for gracing 1997 Rolling Stones cover

Tori Spelling, aka Victoria Davey Spelling, just revealed on the iHeartRadio misSPELLING podcast that she felt ashamed for getting a solo cover of the 1997 Rolling Stone for Scream 2. The actress claimed that she felt like her co-stars deserved to be on the cover as she only had a tiny part in the series.

As reported by People Magazine, Tori said,

"I just remember showing up at the Scream 2 premiere with my like, head hanging down because I was so ashamed...They deserve to be on the cover and I got made the cover."

On Wednesday, March 19, 2025, Tori Spelling was in conversation with her Scream 2 co-star Jamie Kennedy in an episode of her iHeartRadio misSPELLING podcast about the movie Scream 2 and Stab. When Kennedy talked about the Scream 2 girls' Rolling Stone shoot for their The Girls of Scream issue, Spelling recalled her experience of being asked to be a part of the shoot and her solo shot ending up as the magazine cover.

She shared with Kennedy,

"Oh my gosh, can we talk about that for a second? I've never talked about that Rolling Stone cover with any other cast member from Scream..."

She continued,

"When Scream 2 was coming out, Rolling Stone wanted to do all the females of Scream 2, and they asked me to be in it. And I was like, 'Oh my gosh, are you f------ kidding me?'"

She shared that she was so "psyched" about the shoot though she only had a small part in the movie (Scream 2). She further explained how they had a group shot and an individual shot. The individual shot required the female cast to portray a famous scary movie and Spelling portrayed 'Psycho in the Shower'.

The shot, which featured the actress in a red lip with a bare back and wet hair, was used as Rolling Stone's cover, which Spelling explains happened due to "scheduling issues", as reported by People Magazine. Spelling further recalls the magazine including her with the main cast in a fold-out.

According to reports, though she felt ashamed, spelling explained that the Scream 2 girls were so proud of her for gracing the 1997 Rolling Stone cover.

Tori Spelling would like to reprise her role in Stab

According to People Magazine, the 51-year-old actress also discussed with Jamie Kennedy, who played the character of Randy Meeks in Scream, the chances of her being able to reprise her role as Sidney Prescott in the Stab franchise. Sidney Prescott's role was played by Neve Campbell in the Scream Franchise.

Tori Spelling is a 51-year-old American actress who mostly appeared in television movies like A Friend to Die For (1994), A Carol Christmas (2003), The Mistle-Tones (2012), etc. But, one of her most prominent roles was as 'Donna Martin' in Beverly Hills, 90210.