Tori Spelling (52) Hospitalized with Four Kids After Terrifying Crash

Tori Spelling was taken to the hospital along with several children after a car crash in California, according to a report by TMZ and confirmed details from the Riverside County Sheriff’s Office.

The incident happened on April 2 in Temecula. Authorities said officers arrived at the scene in the early evening and found two damaged vehicles. Spelling was driving at the time, with four of her children and three of their friends inside the car.

Reports say another driver, who was allegedly speeding, ran a red light and hit their vehicle. Everyone involved was checked at the scene before being taken to the hospital. Spelling and the children were transported in multiple ambulances.

🚨 Tori Spelling, her kids and several other passengers were taken to the hospital after a speeding driver allegedly ran into them … TMZ has learned. pic.twitter.com/6uta1oxnkB

— TMZ (@TMZ) April 5, 2026

According to TMZ, those involved were treated for injuries like cuts, bruises, and possible concussions. No arrests were made, and officials have not shared further details about the other driver.

A video from the scene showed Spelling speaking with a police officer shortly after the crash. Her team has not released an official statement yet.

Spelling is a mother of five and often shares family moments online. The accident comes years after a previous incident in 2011, when she crashed her car while trying to avoid paparazzi. At the time, a representative said, “Tori is really shaken up, but she and the kids are doing fine.”

This latest crash appears serious but not life-threatening based on early reports. Still, any situation involving children and a high-impact collision is concerning.

This is another reminder of how quickly things can go wrong on the road, especially when reckless driving is involved. It also shows how vulnerable families are in these situations, no matter who they are. What do you think about this incident? Do you believe stricter penalties are needed for dangerous driving? Share your thoughts in the comments.