Tori Spelling was rushed to an emergency room hospital on Friday suffering what was first a mystery illness but later described by Spelling as a "severe migraine."

According to Access Hollywood, the 41-year-old Spelling was escorted to the Encino Medical Center by her husband Dean McDermott. The website reported the reality TV star looked "pale and sickly" as she walked into the facility.

 
Later, Spelling took to Twitter and said, "I wish the media would stop making it so dramatic/scary 4 my family, friends,&fans...I have horrific migraines. I'm ALWAYS open about that."

The incident marks the second time Spelling has been hospitalized over the last year. Back last October, she was rushed to a medical facility and also later quarantined after she suffered a cough attack on being overcome by Ebola-like symptoms.

Back then the former "90210" star was rumored to be on the verge of leaving her 48-year-old husband because he often was not by her side while she was hospitalized. Publicly, the couple has had their share of ups and downs largely based on McDermott's admitted infidelity, which was chronicled on their Lifetime reality show "True Tori."

According to US Weekly Magazine, doctors at Cedars-Sinai Hospital first diagnosed Spelling's illness as a severe case of bronchitis and possible pneumonia.

In December of last year, Spelling shared she was learning the significance of "me time" to hopefully both better herself and improve the quality of her marriage.

"I'm trying to learn," she said "That's something I'm working on. That will be my New Year's resolution. It's just something I need to make a priority for all of our happiness."

Back in June of 2014 in an episode of the show, McDermott revealed he got a tattoo of their wedding vows on his ribcage.

"I've broken these vows," he said. "It's a gesture of a new beginning, and I will never break these vows again."