Tori Spelling and Dean McDermott are reportedly trying to save their marriage, but one reconciliation that is not likely to happen anytime soon is between the "Beverly Hills 90210" star and her mom, Candy Spelling. According to a report from Us Weekly, the reality star appears to still be blaming both her estranged mother and late father, Aaron Spelling.
The 41-year-old admitted that there is "not currently much of a relationship" between her and the 69-year-old widow of late Hollywood producer. Tori Spelling said: "There's not much communication either way...She hasn't called me, either."
While most of the problems encountered by Tori Spelling and Dean McDermott in their marriage were attributed by the former teen star to her alleged unhappy childhood, she added how she wants to mend her relationship with Candy Spelling . "You always want that relationship, and you keep wanting to attain it, even if it's something you can't ever get...And it's hard," the distraught daughter expressed.
The "True Tori" star continued: "I think the biggest thing in a mother-daughter relationship is accepting the relationship for what it is, not what you want it to be. And I haven't gotten there yet."
"I still want that mother-daughter relationship that I hope it can be," Tori Spelling said.
The Us Weekly report also detailed how Tori Spelling and Dean McDermott's marriage and personal problems were partly influenced by how the actress' father, Aaron Spelling, spoiled her.
She explained: "Obviously I'll never know what really went on, but growing up, I definitely was closer with my dad. I was very much a daddy's girl."
The actress revealed: "And as an adult, I can go back and look at the relationship and see that he kind of always positioned her as, like, he was good cop, she was bad cop."
"And he kind of created a little bit of that dynamic. It wasn't just all her," Tori Spelling admitted.
Tori Spelling also boldly declared that her father "created a lot of the competition" between her and Candy Spelling. She explained: "He was the good guy, so everyone vied for his attention, and a lot of that attention went from her to all me."
