Tori Spelling Hospitalized For Bronchitis: Health Scare Lead To Quarantine

Tori Spelling was hospitalized for bronchitis and quarantined because they thought she contracted the Ebola virus.

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On Monday afternoon, several websites claimed that Tori Spelling was rushed to Cedars Sinai Hospital in Los Angeles with Ebola-like symptoms.

But after being quarantined for several hours, doctors discovered that Mrs Spelling was suffering from a severe case of bronchitis with a sinus infection.

According to several sources, when the reality star arrived at the hospital, over the weekend, she had high fever, an uncontrollable cough and trouble breathing.

Doctors immediately feared that Spelling had been infected with the Ebola virus and took the decision to isolate her from other patients.

Thankfully, after running a battery of tests, the health experts discovered that Tori Spelling was ill due to a sinus infection and bronchitis.

The Saved by the Bell guest-star is still hospitalized in Southern California and a close source has revealed that husband Dean McDermott has been taking great care of her. The source told E! that McDermott stays by Spelling’s bedside up to 10 hours straight. The friend of the couple, said:

“He seemed very stressed out and worried.He would bring food and often only left Tori to go outside to catch some air or make a phone call.”

Tori’s condition has not been officially revealed, but according to the same source, McDermott has called one of the best lung specialists in the Golden State to treat her.

In a preview of her reality series True Tori, the mother of four confessed to her husband that she may be pregnant.

So, there is also a possibility that she was hospitalized due to Hyperemisis Gravidarum (acute morning sickness), like Kate Middleton. The internet is buzzing that Seplling’s illness is fake.

Some are wondering, why did the media learn about Spelling’s hospitalization on Monday, when True Tori will premiere on Tuesday night at 9 p.m. only on Lifetime.

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