Candy Spelling once again blaming everything wrong in her world on her daughter, Tori Spelling.

Now the filthy-rich old hen is blaming the death of her husband on Tori.

In a recent radio interview Candy did not sugar-coat her claim at all. She said it as a sort of matter-of-fact:

“It was sad because that’s what killed my husband actually. He just didn’t want to live after that. You know, He had done everything he could possibly do for his daughter and she wanted no part of him once he couldn’t do anything for her.”

It’s not like the bitch has done enough damage to her daughter, right? I swear to God, if there is one bitch who karma needs to go funk up, it’s Candy Spelling.

As I have told you before, after reading Tori’s book I feel for that girl. I cannot even imagine having a mother so incredibly mentally abusive, cold and selfish. She actually seems to take pleasure in telling the world what a f*** up she thinks her daughter is.

Sadly, Candy is just a shell of a person with lots of material things on the outside but nothing but emptiness and loneliness on the inside. She will die lonely.

Someone buy this bitch a pintata or something. She needs to take it out on someone/thing other than her daughter. Or better yet, stuff an apple in the pig’s mouth to shut her up.

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Tori Spelling and her mother Candy have never gotten along.

From day one there was never that bonding that a mother and child have, in fact, it seems to me that it’s been more of a competition for Candy. Tori was, and never has been, good enough for her mother and the same holds true today.

If you recall, while promoting her new book, Stories from Candyland, Candy played the victim (as always) and told the world that her daughter is once again not speaking to her, has refused to let her see her grandchildren and will not share the whereabouts of her residence. Of course, Tori is denying every single allegation. But she is doing it with class.

She tells People magazine, “It’s not like we’re not talking, we just haven’t talked. I love my mother. I’ve always loved her [and] no doubt she loves me. There’s no feud. We simply never meshed.

“My mother is who she is. I’ve become who I am. At some point I realized those two just didn’t go together. I, in no way, cut her off. She is welcome to make the effort if she wants to be present in their lives.”

Tori says that the last contact she had with her mother was via email, while pregnant with Stella. Her mother never responded.

“She knows how to reach me, she knows where we live. If she would love to see her grandchildren, she should really make an effort to reach out and see them.”

Despite her mother staunchly saying that she’s never read, nor does she ever plan to read, Tori’s first book, sTORI Telling, Tori says she will be reading her mother’s new book.

“If she wants to put her truth out there as she sees it, she’s completely entitled to do that. I know she has a letter to the grandchildren in it, and I think that’s perfectly lovely if that makes her happy. And you know, I hope she follows through on that. I hope they do mean the world to her and she does reach out to them.”

Tori’s second book Mommywood hits stores tomorrow.

Candy Spelling has never been one to praise her daughter, tell her she is pretty or build her confidence.

Instead, throughout her daughter’s life she has belittled her, competed with her and blamed her for pretty much anything and everything.

As you may have heard, Candy, 63, is selling the 56,000 square-foot Spelling estate for a whopping $150 million. The family has lived there since 1991.

And why is she selling? Candy essentially says it’s because she and Tori are not speaking, again, and there is no hope for a reconciliation.

Of course, the way she paints the picture is that Tori is being unreasonable, angry and unwilling to make amends. She says, “I don’t see Tori and Dean anymore. I used to see Liam, but no longer. And I’ve never met Stella. I’ve tried to talk to her, but that doesn’t work. She may not even know why she’s angry.”

Well, I have read Tori’s book, sTORI Telling, and I can list multiple reasons why Tori should be angry with her mother. Mainly that Tori has never been good enough for her.

So in true Candy Spelling fashion, she twists the situation around and makes it Tori’s fault, saying, “If I had any hope that I would have a relationship with my grandchildren I would never sell this house. I’ve fantasized for years about a wonderful playhouse on the grounds for children.” She adds that she does have a playroom in her new 17,000 square-foot condo, just in case she is reunited with her grandchildren.

Then, as though trying to impress the public, she lets it be known that she’s financially set the children up.

“Someday my grandchildren will know who I am because of the trust funds I’ve set up, but I would like to be part of their lives now. I would have loved to have built that playhouse for them.”

Candy is so spiteful she will probably leave her millions to Tori’s children, not Tori. It’ll be her last hurrah.

Editor’s Smack:  Mommy Dearest, anyone?

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Candy Spelling has never been one to get all warm and fuzzy about her daughter, Tori.

Especially now that the two will be competing on the bookshelves.

Tori’s new book, Mommywood was recently moved up to the same release date at her mother’s, Candyland, on April 14th.

Well, Candy wouldn’t hear of dueling release dates, so she had her book moved up to March 31st.

Tori’s camp is saying that they wanted the April 14th release date to be able to promote it for Mother’s Day and that it had nothing to do with her mother’s book date. However, Candy doesn’t seem to care the reason. Just as she has always done, she coldly pretends as though her daughter means nothing to her. It’s always a competition with her, and when she is losing, she quickly throws in the towel – but not before taking a stab at her daughter.

In an attempt to sound humane she says, “Tori is my daughter, and I love her. I wish her all the best with the publication of her new book.”

But then comes the icy stab.

“I never read her first one because my friends and family advised me against it. They said it would hurt my feelings, so I decided to pass. I won’t read her new one either.”

By the way, in case you missed my review of Tori’s sTORI Telling, it was really good! A must read, in fact. Especially if you love celeb gossip and know a bit about the family. Tori really is great at telling a story and her life is fascinating.

And yes, her mother really is the cold bitch you would expect. 110%.

Candy Spelling is still enjoying her children’s inheritance on the Las Vegas slots.

It was one year ago that Candy hit $200,000 on a high roller slot machine at the Bellagio, and last weekend she did it again, to the tune of $180,000.

I love how TMZ is reporting that she is a lucky gambler and has won all this cash. Let me tell you something, more than likely she spent MORE than $380,000 to win that money. I worked in a casino for years and if she’s gambling at the high roller machines -and often – I guarantee you she is not “up” $380K.

Who cares anyway. Bitch is worth over $600 million and still looks like Porky Pig.

After somewhat reconciling with her mother, Tori Spelling is stirring the pot once again in her revealing new book, “sTori Telling.”

In the book Tori says that her mother, Candy Spelling, cheated on her father, TV mogul Aaron Spelling, as he lay on his death bed.

She says, “I feel that at this point it’s all out there and it’s the truth. So what can they say now?”

Tori claims that despite all her claims in the book her and Candy are getting along these days.

“It’s fine… She’s a great grandmother and, at this point in my life, that’s all I can ask for… that she has a relationship with my son, a relationship with my future child and that bonds us in a way.”

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On Britney Spears:

“Enough. It’s time to leave this girl alone…We all know that something terrible is destined to happen to Spears, her kids, one of the photographers or innocent bystanders if she isn’t given a few feet of space and privacy. How about a time out?”

Tori Spelling says she won’t be inviting her mother, Candy Spelling, onto her reality show anytime soon.

She says the reason is she doesn’t want to put anymore pressure on their already fragile relationship. The mother and daughter have finally reconciled after feuding ever since Tori’s father Aaron fell ill. The birth of Tori and Dean McDermott’s first child, Liam, helped the reconciliation along and both Tori and Candy agree that it wouldn’t be a good idea to work together.

Tori says,

“I know that a lot of people want to see that, but I don’t want to be selling out by putting my family on TV. I’m taking time to cultivate that relationship and let it grow again.”

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