Tori Spelling is denying reports that she was whining and moaning about an increase in pay for her role on 90210. Even though she may feel she deserves to be paid a large amount of ching, she denies that her initial denial to join the cast was due to a fall out with producers of the show over cash.

So what did hold her back initially?

She tells the New York Post, “When I heard about the show, I thought it would be a cool connection to go back, especially because of my dad and for the fans to see (her character) Donna (Martin). But when they were ready to film, I’d just had the baby, so the timing wasn’t right. When the offer came back around again, it was perfect. So it all worked out in the fashion that it was supposed to. That was all a build up in the press, such hearsay. It was never about money – I still, to this day, have no idea about what Jennie and Shannen made or make, so it clearly wasn’t an issue.”

Tori even assures fans that she will be back for at least ONE more season. As for returning for a recurring role, that remains to be seen.

“(My character) Donna’s met her little niche in Japan, and she’s very successful… and gets caught back up in the whole Beverly Hills thing, thinking that maybe she’ll come back and design there permanently.”

I never quite understood Tori Spelling as an actress. She always reminded me as someone who would be working as a saddle polisher at a horse stable. But, whatevs. No offense to those who work at a horse stable.