Brian Austin Green is having some fun at the expense of his former Beverly Hills, 90210 co-star Jennie Garth, sharing social-media clips that poke fun at the actress’ clothing line sold through QVC, as reported by Page Six.
Green, 53, reposted several older Instagram Reels to his Instagram Stories Wednesday, Sept. 10, featuring comedian Pete Zias commenting on Garth’s fashion products.
The actor did not add a lengthy explanation to the posts. Instead, Green included laughing-crying emojis alongside the videos, signaling that he was amused by Zias’ commentary about his former co-star's clothing line.
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The videos had originally been posted in April and June. In the clips, Zias mocked some of the clothing featured during Garth’s QVC segment, including several of the styles and outfits she was presenting.
At one point, Zias compared one of the looks to Little House on the Prairie.
“Little House on the Prairie! She looks like she was held captive and escaped from decades of being held captive,” he said at one point.
Zias also described some of Garth’s products as “frumpy” while commenting on the outfits featured during the segment.
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Elsewhere in the footage, the comedian took aim at the colors used in another look.
“Beige on beige. Brown on brown. Ah, I love this.”
He also referred to another outfit as “feminine,” “flirty,” and “frumpy.”
Green’s decision to share the clips brought renewed attention to the longtime relationship between the two actors, who spent a decade working together on Beverly Hills, 90210.
Garth, 54, and Green originally starred together on the popular series from 1990 through 2000. Garth played Kelly Taylor, while Green portrayed David Silver.
The two later returned to their 90210 roles for BH90210, the 2019 revival that brought several members of the original cast back together. The project also featured Tori Spelling and other returning stars.
Garth's clothing business predates Green’s recent social-media posts. She launched her Me by Jennie Garth clothing line in 2024, expanding her work beyond acting and into fashion.
Representatives for both Garth and Green did not immediately respond to Page Six requests for comment regarding the Instagram Stories.
The latest exchange comes as several members of the Beverly Hills, 90210 cast have remained connected through projects tied to the original series.
In 2020, Garth and Spelling launched a rewatch podcast centered on Beverly Hills, 90210. Spelling left the podcast in July 2026 after nearly six years.
A source previously told Page Six that Garth and Spelling remained “great friends” and had “no falling out.”
Another source, however, alleged that Garth had become distant from Spelling and claimed that the actress had not been there for her former podcast partner.
The second insider alleged, “Jennie has tried to box Tori out of everything involving iHeart and the podcast.
Tori always gave her connections and helped her out, but when she was in need, Jennie never checked up on her and treated her like a liability.”
Spelling has not provided a detailed public account of her departure. She did, however, indicate in August that she intended to address the situation “in a thoughtful way, rather than being reactive.”
Spelling also said she needed “to really take the time to really assess [and] really reflect” before discussing the circumstances surrounding her exit.
Meanwhile, Garth has continued recording episodes of the podcast with producer Amy Sugarman.
For Green and Garth, the latest social-media moment is another reminder of the long history shared by members of the Beverly Hills, 90210 cast.
After working together for years on the original series and returning for the 2019 revival, the actors continue to attract attention whenever they interact publicly.
This time, Green’s contribution came in the form of a few laughing-crying emojis and a collection of throwback videos aimed at Garth’s QVC fashion line.
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