Tori Spelling says daughter Stella has “come so far” after being bullied at school

• Tori Spelling shared advice for parents who have kids being bullied at school.
• she fought to graduate amongst bullying
• Tori Spelling is confident in saying the bullies didn’t win.

Tori Spelling has been open about her daughter Stella’s struggle with bullying at school for the past two years. On June 8, though, the 14-year-old graduated from middle school in a very different environment.

Tori told  “Her talent and her enthusiasm has gotten her through so much.” “She even said to me, ‘Mom, I feel like I’ve come a long way from the bullying days at school, and I’m able to enjoy school again and celebrate my graduation in my life,’ and I was like, ‘Oh my God.’

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Graduation photos posted on both mom and dad Dean McDermott’s Instagram sites this week reflected that joy.

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While Tori realized that every family and child deal with bullies in their own way, the mother of five always reminded Stella that she was worthy of kindness.

“All I can do now is love her and tell her she’s the most badass female goddess ever,” the 49-year-old added. “Every day, I just keep reminding her of this. ‘Look at all you’ve accomplished at 14 years old,’ I say as school comes to an end one day. ‘However, these are kids making comments at you; what are they accomplishing?”

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