Tori Spelling's lookalike daughter Stella, 18, looms over her at Universal Studios' Halloween Horror Nights

Tori Spelling posed proudly with her doppelganger daughter Stella as they gamboled around Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood.

Stella, 18, is one of the five children Tori shares with her ex-husband Dean McDermott, along with Liam, 19, Hattie, 15, Finn, 14, and Beau, eight.

For her seasonal outing, Tori, the daughter of the late TV mogul Aaron Spelling and his socialite widow Candy Spelling, wore an on-theme goth ensemble.

She showed off her cleavage and her enviably chiseled midriff in a black PVC tube top that matched her cargo trousers, suspenders and lace fingerless gloves.

Stella, whose raven-colored outfit and sleek platinum hair were a match for Tori's, could be seen to have surpassed her mother's 5'6" stature.

'October looks good on us,' Tori wrote alongside an Instagram photo she posted this week of herself and Stella at the amusement park.

Halloween Horror Nights is an annual event in September and October, during which Universal Studios Hollywood stays open into the small hours of the morning and themed mazes are set up as added attractions.

Stella's parents met and began their romance while working on a Lifetime movie in 2005 - when they were both married to other people.

They exchanged vows in Fiji in 2006 and soldiered through years of breakup rumors and financial problems before finally separating in 2023.

Upon the finalization of their divorce last November, Tori and Dean were revealed to be in an eye-watering $1.7 million of tax debt that they were to split evenly.

When Tori's father died in 2006, she infamously inherited a mere $800,000 of his vast fortune, which was estimated at $600 million. 

Aaron Spelling was the man behind such TV shows as The Love Boat, Charlie's Angels, Melrose Place, Dynasty and Tori's star-making series Beverly Hills, 90210.

Candy, who served as the executor of Aaron's estate, has alleged in the past that Tori came into so little of his money because of her extravagance. 

She accused her daughter of a propensity to 'close a store and drop $50,000 to $60,000,' insisting: 'I never did anything like that,' via the New York Times.

In her 2013 book Spelling It Like It Is, Tori maintained that she had learned to tighten her purse strings, though not without a degree of discomfort.

'It's not my fault I'm an uptown girl stuck in a midtown life,' she wrote. 'I was raised in opulence. My standards are ridiculously high. We can't afford that lifestyle, but when you grow up silver spoon it's hard to go plastic.'

Tori remarked last year that she was 'so grateful' she was able to settle into an amicable co-parenting relationship with Dean in the wake of their split.

'I watched families go through horror stories with the parents, and at the end of the day, you created beings because you had so much love between you,' she said.

'We love and care about each other so much, and I was shocked just because I always read horror stories and everyone predicted it to be so messy, the divorce, and it was super easy and loving,' Tori told People. 'We do family dinners, we do everything together, so it's really good for the kids.'