"When you're at the checkout and you look over and you see one of these magazines and it's like, 'Dean McDermott's a monster,' I'm like, 'No, I'm not a monster, I'm a human being and I messed up,'" says the father of five, 47, who is trying to maintain his sobriety and seeing a therapist with Spelling. "I messed up and I'm owning up to it and I'm getting help. But to label me a monster or evil is very hurtful."

Regarding his dalliance with Goodhand, McDermott tells ET Canada, "The affair was more about how I was feeling about myself than having an affair." As for Spelling's current health problems, he says, "The show we're shooting is obviously very emotional. It's six days a week. It finally caught up with her and took its toll, so she has bronchitis, sinusitis and pneumonia and she's getting great care at the hospital."
"Everything is OK," the True Tori star reiterates. "All the tabloids are reading Ebola and it's not."
On Thursday, however, Spelling, 41, Instagrammed a sad selfie that implied otherwise. "This sick in hospital I finally see how quickly life can take it all away frm you," she wrote. "We all need 2 step up frm inside& go 4 it! W/our friends by our side. Sadly I've finally faced truth that 1 person will never be there 4 me #TrueTori."
Spelling did not identify who that "1 person" is.