The 64-year-old widow of TV producer Aaron Spelling is completely immobilized after having neck surgery last week, TMZ has learned.

The trophy-wife-turned-mother-from-Hell had two discs fused to improve function in her right hand.

Candy’s estranged daughter, actress Tori Spelling was also hospitalized last week, after being admitted with severe stomach pains.

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Candy’s well-documented feud with her daughter, actress Tori Spelling, 35, has become too much for her pals on the Hollywood scene, The Globe’s Loosch Lips Column reports. The tabloid claims Candy was recently dropped from a number of Hollywood guest lists by wealthy bigwigs who are put off over the widow’s bitter treatment of Tori.

These days, Candy’s lucky if she can convince someone to do lunch with her, blabs a tipster, who spotted Candy dining alone at the Orso Restaurant in Los Angeles last week.

“Hardly anyone said hello, even though the room was filled with folks she knew. She’s not so well-liked anymore, and I think it’s due to all the nasty stuff she’s been saying about Tori and her family,” the source tattles. “You’d think by now she’d learn to keep her mouth shut.”

Never one to mince words, the socialite has attracted headlines in recent months with an ongoing war of words with Tori. Candy has no relationship with Tori’s two children, but famously blasted the reality star for allowing the toddlers to appear on the Oxygen reality series Tori & Dean in an open letter to a celebrity gossip website. Last spring, the sixty-something appeared on a morning radio program, where she blamed her daughter for the death of her husband, legendary television producer Aaron Spelling, in 2006.

But that doesn’t mean the one-time trophy wife of legendary TV mogul Aaron Spelling won’t star in a TV show of her own.

In an interview with RadarOnline, Candy reveals that she is working on a new scripted small screen series.

On Sunday, the former trophy wife sent in a wordy rant to TMZ.com, taking a swipe at Tori’s recent dramatization of their troubled relationship on her Oxygen reality show Tori & Dean: Home Sweet Hollywood.

The mother and daughter have been engaged in a bitter war of words ever since TV mogul Aaron Spelling passed away in 2006. Candy recently went public with the fact she has yet to meet her 13-month-old granddaughter, Stella.

The relationship became even more tense after she blamed her daughter for her husband’s death, insisting that the estrangement from Tori “killed my husband. He just didn’t want to live after that.”

Candy is furious that she was invited to meet her granddaughter for the first time as part of the show’s plotline.

In an open letter, dated July 26, Candy fumes:

“A big party wasn’t how I envisioned meeting my granddaughter for the first time; but, hey, this is Hollywood, and my grandchildren have become reality show props, too. At the time I emailed ‘yes,’ I didn’t realize I was being set up for a two-parter (episode), even though it was clear I was being invited to be part of a segment for my daughter’s reality show.”

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Tori Spelling’s estranged mom could soon give the mother of two some competition on the small screen. Donald Trump is in negotiations to have former trophy wife Candy Spelling, 63, appear on the upcoming third season of NBC’s Celebrity Apprentice.

Star Magazine is reporting that the widow of late television mogul Aaron Spelling will square off against former Dynasty vixen Joan Collins when the show returns to the air this fall.

“Candy and Donald are old friends,” says a source close to the Candyland author.

Candy & Tori….The Saga Continues….These two are going to find themselves the subject of a made-for-TV movie someday.

Tori Spelling has been left devastated after her mother snubbed an invite to attend her granddaughter Stella’s first birthday party over the weekend.

In recent months, Candy has publicly pushed for a reconciliation with her 36-year-old daughter, posting letters on her website asking Tori to allow her to have a relationship with her young family. As a goodwill gesture, the former 90210 actress invited her estranged mom to Stella’s ladybird-themed first birthday bash on Saturday, but Candy never showed.

“She wanted her own mom to be there. Tori didn’t know until after the fact that she wasn’t coming. She was waiting for her mom to arrive but she didn’t end up showing,” a source close to Tori told PEOPLE late Monday.

The party was held in Encino, California, on a private property which had a tennis court covered in a tent, an area to decorate cookies, ladybug sprinklers, and a ladybug insect zoo.

According to her spokesperson, Candy felt uncomfortable about being filmed as cameras shot footage of the party to be included in Tori’s Oxygen reality series Tori and Dean: Home Sweet Hollywood.
(But yet she’s made a point to publicly reach out to Tori for all of these months…..Candy did this intentionally just to hurt her daughter….)

“Candy was so excited to be invited to the party, but then she found out it wasn’t to be at Tori’s home, but at a house rented by the production. So it was clear it was for Tori’s show,” the rep says. “Candy agonized over whether to go or not. Candy felt like she had to say, ‘No.’ She wrote to her daughter that she wanted to do something privately with Tori and her family.”

Candy Spelling showed us how not to reconcile with an estranged family member during an interview on Massachusetts radio station this morning. The former trophy bride made shocking statements against her 35-year-old daughter, Tori, during a chat with 94.7 WMAS’ Kellogg Crew on Thursday.

Candy alleges that Tori’s estrangement from her family “killed” her late father, television mogul Aaron Spelling.

Candy says one day her daughter stopped speaking to the family and she doesn’t know “where the anger came from.”

“It was sad,” Candy said. “That’s what killed my husband [Aaron]. He just didn’t want to live after that.”

“I’ve always been trying to work on the relationship,” she added.

Candy Spelling is desperate to end her long-running feud with her daughter Tori. The pair has been at odds since the former 90210 star revealed that she practically disinherited following the death of her father, television mogul Aaron Spelling, in 2006.

In her latest attempt to patch things up, Candy recently reached out to Tori in an e-mail proposing “mother-daughter” therapy sessions as a last ditch effort mend their dysfunctional relationship, The National Enquirer claims.

Tori has yet to respond.

On Tuesday, Hollywood socialite Candy Spelling dropped by The View to promote her recently-released memoir, Stories of Candyland, but the conversation quickly turned to Candy’s relationship (or lack thereof) with her estranged daughter, Tori.

Tori Spelling just can’t get away from questions about her relationship with her estranged mother, Candy.

The reality star appeared on The View Wednesday to promote the release of her second book, Mommywood.