AceShowbiz - The long-standing tension between Tori Spelling and Brandi Glanville has come to an end as the two celebrities sat down to discuss their contentious past on the April 11 episode of Spelling's "misspelling" podcast.

Their feud, which had been simmering for over a decade, had its origins not just in personal affronts, but also in deeply intertwined relationships marred by infidelity.

Glanville, a former star of "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills," revealed her initial resentment towards Spelling during the podcast, making a striking confession. "You were a total b***h," Glanville exclaimed.

The Bravo star described their first encounter where Spelling greeted her then-husband Eddie Cibrian but completely ignored her.

Spelling, taken aback by this recollection, explained, "I apologize. I was telling my producer Krissy earlier, I was like, 'Brandi and I got along so well, she was so oh great.' But honestly, I'm sorry if I came across that way, because I'm anything but a b***h."

However, this misunderstanding was just the tip of the iceberg. The real source of Glanville's animosity stemmed from Spelling's affair with Dean McDermott, who was then married to Glanville's close friend, Mary Jo Eustace.

"I was the wife at home and he cheated with his costar, and Mary Joe was the wife at home, and you cheated with her husband, who cheated with you," Glanville pointed out, drawing a parallel to her own experience with Cibrian's infidelity.

Spelling acknowledged the accuracy of Glanville's account, even admitting that her husband McDermott eventually cheated on her too, in a twist of fate. "What goes around comes around," she remarked, to which Glanville responded, "You kind of had it coming."

Despite the bitterness, both agreed that blame could not be placed on one person alone. "I blame both of them. I hate being like, 'Oh, she stole your man.' Like, you can't steal a man if he doesn't want to leave," Glanville stated, and Spelling concurred.

Reflecting on the public perception of her as a "homewrecker," Spelling expressed, "I'll take accountability for everything. Like, I could have said no at any point. Like, 'You're married, you have kids.' And I didn't."

Despite the personal hurt and public humiliation, both women emphasized the difficulty of handling such scandals in the media spotlight. "It's hard enough to go through it privately," Glanville remarked.

In a heartening turn of events, Glanville and Spelling have finally moved beyond their tumultuous past. "I don't think that it's your fault or it's LeAnn's fault. I think it's everyone's fault," Glanville concluded, referring to her ex-husband's current wife LeAnn Rimes.

As they signed off the podcast episode, it became clear that after years of strained relations, both Spelling and Glanville are ready to bury the hatchet and look ahead to a more amicable future.