Tori Spelling Involved in Car Accident After Being Chased by Paparazzi

Actress Tori Spelling was involved in a car accident on Monday and she promptly took to Twitter to tell her fans about it.

On Monday Spelling tweeted, "Paparazzi chased me w/the kids 2school. I was trying to get away from him and had a pretty big accident. Took down whole wall of school. He then STILL got out to try to get pics. 10 school moms chased him away. What will it take? Someone dying for paparazzi to stop?"

Back in April Spelling announced'"via Twitter, once again-- that she was pregnant with her third child with husband Dean McDermott.

After her accident on Monday she tweeted, " Going to dr now to check on baby. I think its just shock"

TMZ posted a photo of the accident scene, while quickly disclaiming that the photog in question was not a TMZ photographer.

Spelling and McDermott's Twitter accounts haven't provided any more updates since this morning's accident, but a rep for Spelling confirmed that the actress and her children were all doing fine and are just "shaken up."

This is the second accident in less than a year for a member of the McDermott family.

Last July, Dean McDermott suffered a punctured and collapsed lung after he was involved in a motorcycle accident. The accident was serious enough to land him in the ICU, with Tori later saying of her husband, "He's taking this as a sign and realizing family is too important to risk his life."

Spelling and McDermott have two children together: Liam, 4 and Stella, 3. Baby #3 is due in October and the couple have decided not to find out the child's sex ahead of time.

"We have one of each, so it will be a traditional surprise on the day," Spelling said.

Meanwhile, grandma Candy Spelling didn't have anything to say about her daughter's accident via her own Twitter page, although she did tweet some baby news about her son, Randy, last week: "I'm happy to report my son and his wife had a beautiful baby girl yesterday! Born on same day as her cousin Stella. I am one proud Grandma!"