The Candy-Tori Spelling feud actually began prior to the death of Aaron Spelling, but the gap between mother and daughter has grown wider over time. Now, Candy Spelling (Aaron’s widow, Tori’s mom) is selling the Spelling Manor. It’s on the market for a whopping $150 million.

“If I had any hope that I would have a relationship with my grandchildren, I would never sell this house,” Spelling told the press, when she announced her decision to move from the famed mansion to a $47 million condo. Spelling Manor is 56,000 square feet. The new condo? A mere 17,000 - roughly, the size of the attic at the Manor. “I’ve fantasized for years about a wonderful playhouse on the grounds for children,” Spelling waxed poetic.

But such a thing, evidently, is not meant to be.

“I don’t see Tori and Dean anymore,” Spelling said to People magazine.

Candy and Tori hit the skids in 2007. They enjoyed a brief reconciliation after Tori’s son Liam was born. Now, however, the Spelling feud is back on again. “I’ve tried to talk to her, but that doesn’t work,” Candy told interviewers. Upon TV mogul Aaron Spelling’s death, Candy inherited the bulk of the estate. Spelling’s daughter, Tori, received $800,000. Today, according to Candy, the two barely speak - if at all.

All hope is not lost, however. Candy Spelling will have a playroom in her condo, should the grandchildren ever want to stop by to visit.