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Brian Austin Green isn’t above poking fun at his friends — Jennie Garth included.
Green, 53, shared a series of videos alongside multiple laughing emojis to his Instagram Story of comedian Pete Zias reacting to Garth’s clothing line on Wednesday, September 9.
“Yes it’s time for Jennie Garth,” Zias said in the first video, while watching the actress during her recent QVC appearance.
As a model showed off a pink blouse designed by Garth, 54, Zias added his own commentary as the QVC host described the item.
“Love it … they’re paintbrush dots,” he quipped. “It’s feminine, it’s flirty, it’s frumpy.”
Zias also poked fun at Garth’s outfit as she donned a light blue and white blouse with jeans.
“Little House on the Prairie! She looks like she was held captive and escaped from decades of being held captive,” he joked.
As the women talked about one outfit dubbed “the skipper,” Zias quipped that they should “skip away.”
Green also included a second video from Zias as he watched another QVC segment featuring Garth.
“Jennie Garth has a line of clothes at QVC,” he announced while reading the item details. “Me by Jennie Garth. Woven pull-on embroidered hem ankle pants.”
Zias also poked fun at the color choice for the neutral wardrobe items that Garth displayed.
“It’s a great color. I love beige,” he quipped. “Beige on beige. Brown on brown. Ah, I love this.”
Green and Garth have been friends since they starred on Beverly Hills, 90210 together in the 90s. The pair have supported each other over the years with their various ventures.
Garth decided to pursue a career as a fashion designer in 2024 and launched her clothing line, Me by Jennie Garth that same year. The brand includes everyday wardrobe staples for women such as sweaters, blouses, knit tops, denim, pants and more. Garth’s designs are inspired by her and her BH 90210 character Kelly’s style.
After releasing her second line with QVC, Garth exclusively told Us that her daughters — Luca, 29, Lola, 23, and Fiona, 19 — were by her side throughout the process.
“My girls are so encouraging and so supportive,” she gushed back in October 2025. “They’ve seen me lost. They’ve seen me searching. They see me have successes and also big failures. Every time I try something new, they are just right behind me, supporting me so much.”
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