(Entertainment-NewsWire.com, November 09, 2012 ) Melbourne, Australia -- As Tori Spelling finds her way back to a normal and healthy life after her recent brush with death, the mom-of-four is in a celebratory mood.
Tori and husband Dean McDermott threw an Alice in Wonderland themed part for daughter Hattie’s first birthday. RadarOnline.com has collected the cute photos captured of the special occasion.
Tori, Dean, and the kids were joined by 150 friends at their home for a fun-packed event. By the looks of the event, things went exceptionally well and not a single expense was spared.
Tori went dressed as the Queen of hearts, while Dean was the Mad Hatter.
Four-year-old Stella was Alice, while son Liam was followed his father’s lead, dawning a more traditional mad-hatter outfit. The birthday girl, one-year-old Hattie was dressed in a wonderfully colorful tutu and polka dot leggings. The 2-month-old Finn was dressed as the “Drink Me” potion, which Alice of the story drank to shrink in size. Tori and Hattie wore identical retro Crocs for the special occasion
Tori told Celebrity Baby Scoop about her and Dean deciding on the birthday girl’s name: “I asked Dean to start Googling old-fashioned girl names,” Tori said, after confessing they hadn't picked a girl's name for the baby because they were convinced right up until she was born that she going to be a boy! “He started at ‘A’ and read through the alphabet, both of us shaking our heads the whole time. When he read the name Hattie aloud, we both looked at each other and said, 'That’s it!'"
As RadarOnline reported early, Tori had a terrifying experience regarding her health scare, which she claims to have kept a secret to protect her fans.
Spelling told US magazine that well into her pregnancy, she woke up with bleeding, and was immediately taken to a Los Angeles hospital. There the couple learned that she had a rare condition named placenta previa, the symptoms of which can involve massive internal bleeding.
US reported that the condition was likely linked to the C-Section Tori had had with the previous children. The condition put Spelling in considerable danger, and she was lucky to come out with no long-lasting harm to her or the child.
"It was surreal," Spelling told US. "I just remember thinking, 'I can't leave three children behind.'"
Finn was born at an appropriate time, Spelling was rushed back to the hospital after her scar ruptured. She remained hospitalized for two weeks.
Spelling and her husband are now enjoying their lives with all their children post event.
