Seriously? OMG! WTF?

It reads like a plot in one of Aaron Spelling’s legendary soap operas: Widow Candy, Daughter Tori and the $500 million Spelling TV fortune at stake. As the tabloid-soaked story makes the latest cover of Us Weekly, the magazine’s Katrina Szish told us the feud could turn into a dynasty duel. "Extra" has obtained a copy of Spelling’s will, and the secret inside could spell trouble for Tori. "Tori and her mom, Candy, have been estranged and feuding for years," Szish said. "Candy is executor of the will, and therefore she is in charge of divvying up the $500 million fortune." Us Weekly reports that Tori is set to inherit $200,000, plus $600,000 in investments, that is unless Tori’s mother wants to give her more. "Tori, Aaron’s only daughter is getting less than a million dollars," Szish said. "And Candy’s manicurist will get $25,000, and their home decorator will get $50,000." So why the bad blood between mother and daughter? Tori admitted their relationship has always been difficult, and things didn’t get any better after Tori spoofed Candy on her VH-1 show "So noTORIous." "Many people speculate that this is the way for Tori’s mom to get back at Tori for years of feuding," Szish revealed. Neither Tori nor Candy Spelling are commenting today on this real-life Spelling drama.

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Do you think Randy is happy about this? 

While the entertainment industry mourns the loss of TV titan Aaron Spelling, headlines around the world claim the Spelling clan is in the midst a mounting family feud. Aaron’s son, Randy Spelling, sat down exclusively with "Extra" to set the record straight and clear the air about stories swirling around the Spelling manor. "The day after if happened, I woke up, I couldn’t breathe, he’s not here," Randy said about his father’s death on June 23. "My family’s doing well; it’s been rough on everyone. In all honesty, I miss him a lot." But as the Spelling family remembers their beloved husband and father, they are also being sucked into the center of countless whispers that they’re at war. "There are misconceptions about so much feuding and stuff going on," Randy said. "C’mon guys it’s been a few weeks, we just want to be a normal family and get through this together." Despite the hardships of the loss of his father, Randy is keeping busy shooting a new reality show for A&E, debuting in January, called "Sons of Hollywood." Think real-life "Entourage," where actors Randy and his high-profile buds, including Rod Stewart’s son Sean, live out their showbiz lives in front of the camera. Randy said he’s doing the show to clear up misconceptions about him, such as he’s a "spoiled brat rich kid and everything has been handed to me on a silver platter with a silver spoon." Since his Dad’s passing, one of the nagging rumors is that one of the most opulent houses in America, the Spelling Manor, is on the market for $150 million. "I don’t know, you can’t believe everything you read," Randy said, insisting the house is not up for sale. Then there is the shocking question of his sister Tori, who is reportedly pregnant with new husband Dean McDermott’s child. "I haven’t heard that, it’s news to me," Randy said. "As far as I know, it’s not true."

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Tori Spelling will be seeing green after all. After her father, Aaron, passed away on June 18, there was speculation that Candy Spelling would block her daughter from any inheritance (the two are estranged over Candy’s long-running relationship with Mark Nathanson, which Tori calls “inappropriate”).
But a source tells Us that Tori, 33, will get “a significant portion” of Aaron Spelling’s estimated $500 million estate. Adds the pal, “If Candy had her way, Tori wouldn’t have gotten a thing.”

US Weekly

Tori Spelling, who married actor Dean McDermott on May 7 after a whirlwind romance, is pregnant, Life & Style has learned exclusively.
The actress, 33, blurted out the happy news during a recent shopping trip to chic West Hollywood maternity store Petit Tresor, according to an insider. Tori’s rep could not immediately comment.
“Tori looks about four months pregnant and has been looking at big items like cribs and changing tables,” the insider told Life & Style, adding that Tori was checking out furniture and clothing for a boy and a girl.
“Tori told me that when she finds out the sex of the baby, she’ll order appropriately, but right now she’s picking out for both genders,” the insider says. “She bought several baby items — layettes, blankets, onesies. Tori said she’s a bit upset having to go through all that’s happening in her life now with a baby on the way.”
Spelling’s father, Aaron, died on June 23 of complications from a massive stroke; he was 83. Tori has been at odds with her mother, Candy, 60, and brother, Randy, 27, since Aaron’s death.

Life & Style 

Guess finally this confirms that she is, not that anyone cares. I am just scared what will happen with her boobs? They are weird enough as it is! 

A source close to a family member tells TVGuide.com that despite Candy Spelling’s repeated insistence that the family’s estate in Mapleton was not up for sale, the massive property was sold on Monday for a cool $135 million. Folks, that’s the number 135 followed by a lot of 90210s.

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