Tue, 13 March 2007 12:00:00 ET
Tori Spelling, who recently stopped speaking to her mom Candy after the death of Aaron Spelling, is starting to repair their fractured relationship, hoping to make peace in time for her son's birth.
Tori Spelling and her mother Candy are trying to repair their fractured relationship.
The former 'Beverly Hills 90210' star and her mother stopped speaking after the death of her father, Aaron Spelling, but hope to make peace in time for the birth of Tori's first baby - a son - due in April.
Candy said: "We have been in touch with each other and are in the process of communicating and working things out."
Tori's 28-year-old brother Randy said: "My sister and my mom have been communicating for the past few weeks. They are going to be there for each other and the baby. My mom is having a grandchild, and it puts things into perspective. You always have that motherly instinct. People can fight, but they love each other."
Yesterday (12.03.07), Tori, 33, told the 'Today' show she is hoping to reconcile with her mother. Earlier this month, she and husband
Dean McDermott opened their new bed and breakfast for reality TV show 'Tori and Dean: Inn Love'.
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