Tori Spelling Has "No Plans" to Star in 90210 Spin-Off

Tori Spelling will not be starring in the new Beverly Hills, 90210 spin-off, her rep has confirmed.

"At this time, there are no plans for Tori to appear in the 90210 spinoff," the rep said.

The news comes after a report on Deadline Hollywood Daily claimed that Tori -- whose late father Aaron created and produced the original 90210 series -- pulled out after learning that co-stars Jennie Garth and Shannen Doherty were earning $35,000-$50,000 per episode compared to Spelling's $10,000-$20,000 per episode salary.

"She thought she deserved parity, and she's got a point," an insider said.

In May, The CW announced Spelling's involvement with the new show as a guest-star.

According to the statement, Martin is now "the owner of one of the coolest stores in Beverly Hills, a shopping hot spot that is frequented" by the new characters.

"I am excited about it," Spelling said in April when asked about the new version.

"In some way, every show that followed 90210 was a remake of 90210," she added. "For the fans' sake, I am really happy for them."

Spelling, 35, gave birth to daughter Stella last month. The actress, husband Dean McDermott and son Liam, 1, star on Oxygen's Tori & Dean: Home Sweet Hollywood reality show.