Tori Spelling And Brian Austin Green Share Why They Didn’t Speak For 18 Years After ‘90210’

Brian Austin Green and Tori Spelling are speaking out about the circumstances that led to their decadeslong estrangement ― and how they’ve been able to patch things up since then.

On Monday’s episode of Green’s “Oldish” podcast, the “Beverly Hills, 90210” actors reflected on their personal and professional trajectories in the 24 years since they appeared on the smash teen series, which ran from 1990 to 2000.

Spelling, who portrayed Donna Martin, said she broke down in tears while filming the show’s final episode because she feared she and Green would lose touch.

“It was almost like going through a divorce or something,” Spelling said. ”[It was] time to move on, but also, like, I’m losing that human I’m with every day and have that connection with. What’s going to happen now?”

“I remember you reassuring me that it was going to be OK,” she added. “I remember you said, ‘We’re going to always be together. We’re even going to go on vacations together.’ And that was the last time we spoke for 18 years.”

Green, who played Donna’s boyfriend and eventual husband, David Taylor, didn’t refute any of Spelling’s claims. Still, he recalled an awkward run-in he had with his longtime co-star at a “90210” DVD release party.

“You were married to Dean [McDermott] at that point, and I was there with Megan [Fox]… you guys got there and you never said hello to me once,” Green said. “I just kept missing you guys, and then you were gone for the night.”

For her part, Spelling attributed her falling out with Green to her “complicated” three-year romance with actor Vincent Young, who played Noah Hunter on “90210.”

“I lost myself in that relationship again, as I had done previously in relationships and went on to do in relationships,” she