It’s a girl for the Guncles!

Bill Horn and Scout Masterson, Tori Spelling’s dear friends and regulars on her reality show Tori & Dean: Home Sweet Hollywood, have welcomed daughter Simone Lynn Masterson-Horn, who was born last week weighing 6 lbs., 2 oz. and measuring 18 inches long.

Simone is the first child for the couple, whom Spelling lovingly refers to as “Gay Uncles” to Liam, 3, and Stella, 2, her kids with husband Dean McDermott.

“Dean and I are beyond happy that Scout and Bill’s dreams of becoming parents have come true. Little Simone couldn’t have two better loving and deserving dads,” Spelling tells PEOPLE exclusively.

“Her cousins Liam and Stella are anxiously waiting to meet her. Stella kisses pictures of her that Guncle Billy and Scouty send us.”

Horn, 38, and Masterson, 35, who married in May 2009 at a Palm Springs, Calif., wedding planned by Spelling herself, began the adoption process last year. They declined to reveal details of their experience in order to protect the privacy of Simone and her birth mother.

“We are in awe of Simone and thrilled that our dream of becoming parents has finally come true,” the couple — who just finished taping season five of Oxygen’s Home Sweet Hollywood — tell PEOPLE. “From the moment we saw her we instantly fell in love — she has us wrapped around her little fingers.”

The infant already has a nickname: “Nugget” or “Nugget of Love,” says Horn. “I sing Sade’s ‘Soldier of Love’ to her and replace the word ‘soldier’ with ‘nugget.’ Yup — she’s already embarrassed by me.”

And how did they choose her real name? “We found it in a baby name book under a list of ‘Activist Names,’” says Horn. “We liked that the name denotes a strong woman. Plus we love Nina Simone.”

From People

A big congratulations to Bill and Scout on their new addition – I’m sure she’s beautiful!

Don’t expect there to be any play-dates between Tiffani Thiessen’s newborn daughter and the kids of her former 90210 costar Tori Spelling.

“She doesn’t talk to me anymore,” Spelling said of Thiessen on Ryan Seacrest’s KIIS-FM radio show Monday, while promoting her latest book Uncharted TerriTORI.

In fact, Spelling, 37, says with the exception of Jennie Garth, she is not in touch with any of her former 90210 pals.

“All my cast members hate me,” she says. “People say, ‘Do you mean during 90210?’ I say, ‘No, we were great friends during 90210. We were friends after 90210.’ They all came to my first wedding.”

But according to Spelling it all changed after she got remarried. “All of a sudden I marry Dean [McDermott], and I don’t know what happened,” she tells Seacrest. “I lost all my cast members.”

For the record, Seacrest tells Spelling that Thiessen “never said anything bad about you – I think she likes you a lot.”

Of the friend drama, Spelling adds, “It’s my perception, and nonetheless, it’s a fun story.”

From People

Today, Tori was in Los Angeles doing a book signing of “Uncharted TerriTORI” and I have just added 54 photos of her at the event!

Tori Spelling is a trooper. After an unexpected crowd at her book signing delayed her by three hours, she managed to change dresses in the back of her limo and still make it to her press event at New York City’s High Bar looking flawless.

“I’m wearing Milly, shoes by Christian Louboutin,” she told StyleList cheerfully of her gold-flecked purple cocktail dress and gold pumps. (She paired the same shoes with a classic yellow Diane von Furstenberg number for the signing.)

All the fuss is about “Uncharted TerriTORI,” her third book, which is already a smash success after arriving in stores midweek. (“It’s outselling her second book after just two days,” a positively giddy Simon & Schuster publisher gushed to StyleList over rooftop cocktails.)

Spelling has bounced back after a number of health scares, including food poisoning this week that caused her to miss a slot co-hosting “The View.” And she delayed her “Today” show appearance — in which she discussed contracting swine flu and denied having an eating disorder — by one day,

“This book goes to a much deeper level of me. I find this to be a very inspirational book,” Spelling said. “I know [the readers are] used to my funny stories, and they’re all in there, like when I got called in to jury duty. I showed up and everyone was staring, like, ‘What is she doing here?’”

A friendly clerk, who was obliged to read the potential jurors’ names aloud, told Spelling she’d announce her as “Victoria Spellman” to keep the actress incognito.

“I went back to my seat and I thought, ‘Oh crap! She’s going to say ‘Victoria Spellman’ and people are going to say, ‘Oh God, so you had that name and you had to change it for acting purposes?’” (When she received the numbered tag she had to wear pinned to her shirt for the rest of the afternoon, of course she was assigned 69.)

Spelling, a rushed mother of two, laughed when StyleList asked about her daily beauty regime.

“Literally, I feel like I’m pressed for time, [so I ask] what’s going to make me pop and feel good about myself?” she said. “I curl my eyelashes, I put on mascara, and I put on colored gloss, and I’m out of the house!”

Spelling, along with her husband Dean McDermott and their children Stella and Liam, can be seen on the Oxygen network show “Tori & Dean.”

From Style List

Tori Spelling grew-up on television, and while her two young children are currently doing the same thing on her Tori & Dean: Home Sweet Hollywood reality series, she sees it as a positive.

“The reality show has been a blessing for us. It not only shows people how relatable we are, but we also get to stay together as a family — and that’s what is most important. They’re two and three, they’re in a comfortable zone, it’s all family, we have a very small crew,” said Spelling during a Wednesday appearance on NBC’s Today.

“When they get old enough, if they don’t want to be a part of it, the show’s done. I tell them that all the time.”

Tori & Dean: Home Sweet Hollywood’s third season recently-concluded its broadcast run on Oxygen but the former Beverly Hills 90210 star has stayed busy promoting her new book — “Uncharted Territori.”

“I thought, ‘Oh, it will just be a book about my new life now evolving, motherhood,’” she said on Today.

“Then actually as I was writing, things started to unfold — my health, reconciliation with my mom, my marriage was on the rocks. So all these things started coming out, and I was like, ‘Wow. I really am in uncharted territory.’”

Spelling’s health had been a hot topic of conversation, as tabloids alleged she was unhealthy and weighed less than 100 pounds. Spelling subsequently denied the rumors via Twitter and explained on Today why she felt it was important to do so.

“I feel like at this point in my life, I’m a role model for a lot of women out there, and I have a daughter of my own,” she said. “So being labeled as too thin, having an eating disorder, it’s definitely something I want to address because it’s not what’s going on.”

“Do you have an eating disorder?” asked Today’s Ann Curry.

“I do not,” replied Spelling. “But I’m labeled it all the time. I think people don’t understand how much it hurts. They understand that it hurts to call people overweight, but when you call someone underweight it’s just as horrible. It really knocks down your self confidence.”

Spelling also recently reconciled with her mom, and she attributed it to her children.

“It’s going great. You really realize when you have kids how important family is. They changed everything,” explained Spelling. “We came to the point where we thought the past is the past, let’s move forward for their sake — and it’s been the best thing I’ve ever done.”

Spelling and husband Dean McDermott renewed their wedding vows last month in a ceremony at a private home overlooking Beverly Hills.

The renewal came after commercials promoting the premiere of Tori & Dean: Home Sweet Hollywood showed Spelling stating that she felt McDermott had become “more and more unhappy and angry” and that she missed the way he used to be.

The clip led to talk that the couple was on the verge of divorcing, which Spelling subsequently denied.

“It was a tough year,” Spelling told Curry.

“We never discussed parenting issues, then all of a sudden you have two kids in a short amount of time and you realize you have different views on how to raise them. That’s really where our breakdown of communication started to happen. So it was a hard year, we got back on track, and we really wanted it to be like a rebirth, so we renewed.”

From Reality TV World