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Brian Austin Green trolled his former co-star Jennie Garth’s QVC line via Instagram Stories on Wednesday.
The actor, 53, re-posted multiple months-old Reels of a social media user roasting his fellow “Beverly Hills, 90210” cast member.
Green, while he did not write additional commentary, included two laughing-crying emojis.
In the uploads, originally posted in April and in June, comedian Pete Zias poked fun at Garth’s products during the segment.
“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.
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Elsewhere in the footage, Zias sarcastically quipped, “Beige on beige. Brown on brown. Ah, I love this.”
He dubbed another look “feminine,” “flirty” and “frumpy.”
Reps for Garth and Green did not immediately respond to Page Six’s requests for comment.
The 54-year-old actress, who launched her Me by Jennie Garth clothing line in 2024, co-starred with Green on “Beverly Hills, 90210” from 1990 to 2000 as Kelly Taylor and David Silver, respectively.
The duo reprised their roles for “BH90210” in 2019, along with Tori Spelling and more co-stars.
The following year, Garth and Spelling, 53, launched a rewatch podcast — which the latter abruptly exited in July after nearly six years.
While a source told Page Six the pair remain “great friends” and had “no falling out,” another claimed “Jennie has been completely unresponsive and not there for Tori as a friend.”
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 yet to speak out about her departure in detail — but did tease plans to during an Instagram Live with Green last month.
The former reality star said in August that she wants to break her silence “in a thoughtful way, rather than being reactive,” so she needs “to really take the time to really assess [and] really reflect” first.
Garth, for her part, has continued filming podcast episodes with producer Amy Sugarman.
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