Reality star Tori Spelling got an early Christmas present this year: Her bitter feud with mom Candy finally ended.

“Everyone asked, ‘What do you want for Christmas?’ and I said, ‘Nothing, I got it. My family is together,’” Tori, 36, tells Life & Style. “Just watching my mother and my brother, Randy, and my whole family together, it’s like, ‘Wow!’”

Life & Style Weekly: What’s it like to see your mother interacting with your kids?
Tori Spelling: It’s great, especially around the holidays. Nothing beats family. It’s irreplaceable.

L&S: Speaking of family, are you and hubby Dean McDermott planning to give 2-year-old Liam and 19-month-old Stella a little brother or sister?
TS: We definitely want a big family, but there’s still a lot of poop going around our house right now. We’ll wait until there’s a little less maintenance!

L&S: After having two kids, how do you stay in such great shape?
TS: In all honesty, I don’t follow a diet. And I don’t exercise. I’m a super-busy mom. I’m constantly on the go. I’m lifting a 28-pound child, a 21-pound child. We’re always running and doing stuff. I try to set a healthy standard for the kids too — I make sure to incorporate protein and vegetables into their meals.

L&S: Would you say 2009 was a good year?
TS: It’s been amazing. It’s been emotional, and it’s been trying, and 2010 is going to be even better. A lot of our prayers have been answered. So 2010 is going to be a true blessing for our family.

From Parent Dish

‘Beverly Hills: 90210′ sweetheart turned doting mom, Tori Spelling, is no stranger to multitasking. Her daily agenda includes balancing a family, a reality show, a jewelry line and a children’s clothing line … and along the way, she found the time to pen two best-selling books. It seemed only natural when the constantly on-the-go mother of two paired up with eBay’s Mobile Boutique at Hollywood & Highland. While finishing up some holiday shopping, Tori sat down with PopEater to dish on how becoming a mom has changed her, what to expect from the next season of ‘Tori & Dean: Home Sweet Hollywood’ and what Christmas at the Spelling mansion was really like (Hint: there’s no snow machine, despite what you may have heard).

Tori’s best purchase on eBay: Oh my goodness. Well, I’ve been an avid eBay fan probably, gosh, for like 15 years! Literally, I love eBay. Now that I’m a mom, it’s taken on a whole new meaning because it’s so much easier. I don’t have the time to go out. I don’t believe in the word no, that you can’t find something. If it’s sold out somewhere, it’s the popular big ticket item, you can find it on eBay. I go to eBay for literally everything. I’m a big vintage person, I love antiques, so I have a lot of collectibles. I’m also a big party planner and decorator so I’ve added a lot of things from eBay to what I call my ‘party arsenal.’

On her eBay bidding style: I used to be really competitive, I’m talking back in the Beanie Baby days. No joke, I used to be that person, when Beanie Babies were all the rage, I was on there at every second. I used to have my laptop and I’d be on the set of ’90210′ and I would literally be like ‘that person can’t outbid me!’ Now I’m a mom, I’m not competitive. If there’s something I want, I go bid and if it’s not meant to be, it’s not meant to be.

On searching for her own jewelry line, Tori Spelling Collection, on eBay: It’s on there all the time! It’s funny. It’s good because I love HSN and I love eBay, so it’s great, my stuff is selling on HSN and it’s selling on eBay. Two for the price of one!

On holiday shopping for her son, Liam, age 2:
He’s asking for everything now. He’s getting to that age that with commercials, everything that comes on, he’s like ‘I want that! I like that! I want that! Get that for me!’ He’s really into monsters. eBay’s really cool because he’s really big into monsters and cars. I kind of gauged from that since he’s into monsters and cars … so Transformers. I was like, ‘OK, I’m gonna have a little fun with this. I’m gonna go retro.’ So then I went on eBay and they have retro Transformers.

On rumors of ‘snow on Christmas morning’ at the Spelling mansion: A snow machine on Christmas morning would have been awesome if it had been real. That never happened. The game of telephone is a dangerous game. Maybe that came from me saying my dad had brought in bags of ice on our little side lawn he put on to make it snow.

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Tori Spelling will join Dean McDermott in wrapping gifts for Second Family, a revolutionary non-profit leveraging technology to safely connect disadvantaged children with the world’s generosity, on December 16.

The stars will participate in Wrap It Up – presented by Nickelodeon – a charity gift wrapping event to help wrap donated gifts for the children of 2Family.org.

Second Family is a very special charity – unique in every way. From their website : “At 2Family.org you will find youth challenged by extraordinary circumstances such as homelessness, violence, addictions, disorders, and unstable living situations. Many have been through much worse. These youth, nominated by youth organizations across the USA, need extra motivation to break a cycle of struggle, to dream bigger & to reach their full potential. 2Family.org has made it easy for anyone, anywhere, anytime to improve these children’s lives by removing the distance that alienates struggling children from the world’’s generosity. Technology has revolutionized the world; new things are possible every day, and simplifying “giving back” has joined the revolution!”

The Wrap It Up event will take place at NineThirty Restaurant at W Los Angeles-Westwood, 930 Hilgard Ave at 7pm on December 16.

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