Tori Spelling ‘Bout To Catch Hands Over Nicknaming Daughter “McQuisha”

We know, Tori Spelling isn’t a name you’d expect to see on HipHollywood, but when she being racist as hell we have to check her real quick.

The last time anyone really cared about what Tori was doing was when she was bopping around the high school halls on “90210”. Since then she’s been a big yawn for us — especially since she barely captured our attention on the hit 90s show. But, as often is the case for people that look like her, some stupid/racist ish has brought her back to the forefront.

The 46-year-old “actress” got on Instagram and decided to show how she’s been entertaining her kids during this whole Coronavirus quarantine situation…

That’s right — Spelling showed her a**, and blatant racism, by putting a bandana on her daughter, with Cheeto nails, and giving her a stereotypical “ethnic” name, McQuisha.

Now, y’all already know Twitter lit her a** up!

@torispelling Is the same child you were just crying about being bullied and called fat??? Maybe you shouldn’t expect sympathy at the same time you are teaching her negative stereotypes. pic.twitter.com/MDehL9HYpj

— Trina Benson (@only1detrinalyn) March 18, 2020

#torispelling you're dead wrong for this. And I wonder how many "ghetto" names you went through before you settled on #McQuisha. https://t.co/gtP7jqhXmH

— Pres. Warren Elizabeth (@lizzyemcee) March 18, 2020

This is why her dad didn’t leave her anything when he died because he knew she is an idiot and possibly racist. #ToriSpelling

— Shakira (@Frokira) March 18, 2020

Looks like captivity will make alot of ppl show their ass. #ToriSpelling pic.twitter.com/mC1TB4m6Cc

— sex toys. quarantine. italy. vibrator (@FeelmoreAdult) March 18, 2020

#ToriSpelling wow that Instagram post was very racist, McQuisha a bandana on her hair and Cheeto nails? Wow it’s scary they cry about her being bullied but then let her be racist. And now who knows what she said to get bullied two sides, this side is very ugly.

— Iloveme (@iloveme1779) March 18, 2020

Spelling hasn’t issued the standard “I’m not racist, I have Black friends” apology … but we know it’s coming.