Like mother, like daughter!

Tori Spelling and her look-alike 18-year-old daughter, Stella McDermott, stepped out for a night of spooky fun at Universal Studios Hollywood’s Halloween Horror Nights.

The teen towered over her famous mom, 53, on the red carpet in a photo posted to Spelling’s Instagram on Tuesday, captioned, “October looks good on us. 🖤.”

The “Beverly Hills, 90210” alum wore a leather tube top with baggy black cargo jeans accessorized with chains and held up by black suspenders, completing the look with black lace fingerless gloves and black Converse sneakers.

Stella, for her part, stood a few inches taller than her mom while matching her pose in a black off-the-shoulder long-sleeve shirt, denim micro shorts, sheer striped tights and black UGG-style boots.

The mother-daughter duo also twinned with their sleek blond locks.

Spelling shares Stella with her ex-husband, Dean McDermott, with the former couple finalizing their divorce in November 2025 — two years after announcing their separation.

They are also parents to son Liam, 19, daughter Hattie, 15, son Finn, 14, and son Beau, 9.

The exes recently reunited in June to celebrate Stella’s high school graduation at an outdoor ceremony in Southern California.

Spelling wore a cream-and-red eyelet boho dress, while McDermott, 59, kept it simple in a plain white T-shirt and khaki trousers.

The “Tori & Dean: Home Sweet Hollywood” alums were also seen sitting next to each other as they cheered on their daughter, with McDermott snapping photos of Stella as she received her diploma.

In December 2025, Spelling opened up about her co-parenting relationship with McDermott — just weeks after the pair finalized their divorce.

“I watched families go through horror stories with the parents, and at the end of the day, you created beings because you had so much love between you,” she told People at the time, adding that she was “so grateful” they remained friendly with one another.

“We love and care about each other so much, and I was shocked just because I always read horror stories and everyone predicted it to be so messy, the divorce, and it was super easy and loving,” she said.

Spelling also noted that they continue to prioritize family time, adding that their shared dinners and activities have been “really good for the kids.”