On May 16, 1973, Victoria Davey Tori was born in Los Angeles. She is the Jewish daughter of Aaron and Candy Spelling, a well-known Hollywood director who worked on hit films like “Charlie’s Angels,” “Dynasty,” and “Fantasy Island.”
When she was six years old, she enrolled in acting classes and even had the opportunity to make guest appearances in films like “The Love Boat,” “T. J. Saved by the Bell, Hooker, Hotel, Fantasy Island, and Vega$.
