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Tori spelling
Yeah but then explain Kim Richards' casting on the show? She was so clearly using during that time. But those early seasons were the best. The problem with the current cast of bev hills is that none of them talk about their real issues in their lives.
Tori has been rushed by ambulance a couple of times. Flu, exhaustion etc..uninsurable maybe
I believe they don't want Tori because of the debt she has, that her mother obviously won't even give her a loan from HER OWN inheritance to pay off.
Candy is a piece of work, keeping Tori dangling on a string, and when Tori tries to get a job on her own, Mommy Dearest reminds them of her kid's debt.
Studio54, the US doesn’t have mandatory inheritance laws. Tori got the trust her parents had decided for her before Aaron’s death. If Aaron wanted it to be more, he would have provided more. He was entitled to distribute half the community assets as he wanted, and he opted not to, giving the vast majority to Candy. Tori is entitled to nothing beyond what she has been given, which is far more than most people ever see. Candy could leave her money / assets all to charity if she wants, and I am sure, like most of us, she could think of a few better and more deserving than Dean McD. I believe Candy pays for all her grandchildren’s education, which is generous. Perhaps not relative to what she has, but definitely more than most could ever afford. Private LA schools are upwards of $50k/yr per child. Plus, Tori has yet to become financially responsible and live within even very comfortable means. Given her more would just make her issues more expensive. I am not calling either of them mother of the year, but a sense of entitlement rarely serves anyone well.
Funny how bravo is ok with drinking (helloooo Dorinda, but anything else is taboo)
Cause we know the rest of them don't do drugs
Remember Rinna saying ppl did coke at Dorit's house?
@Lucky +100000. Tori is the master of her own eff'ed up destiny. Maybe if she hadn't taken up with that turd Dean McDermott before her dad died she would have inherited more. Maybe Aaron thought if he dumped a butt load of cash on Tori and her brother they'd both go wildly off the rails. Her brother seems to have handled not getting 1/3 much better than Tori, and in fact admits it forced him to become self-sufficient. That didn't happen for Tori- she continues to make poor decisions. Any speculation is irrelevant- AS distributed his estate as he wanted which is a potent reminder that your parents' wealth shouldn't be your retirement plan.
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