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I'm Alicia, your hostess on this journey, All Things Dominic Dunn.

It's a really exciting day, y'all.

I have a special guest star today.

Stacey, my wonderful co-hosts from Trashy Divorces. Hello. Hello. Hello, Dunn and

ners. Some are you a trashy divorceeers, too? Sure. There's some overlap, certainly. But anyway,

hello. You took a spin this week in the fabulous 1980s and

1990s with your story on Heather Locklear, who had a deeply significant partnership with producer

Aaron Spelling through the first two decades of her career. And it's my birthday week.

It is that.

And you delightfully agreed to come on and be with me to talk about the fabulous candy spelling wife of Aaron Spelling for this week's episode on Done and Done.

Force behind the man, perhaps.

When we talk about power behind the man, like Aaron's spelling did a lot.

Mogul dies in June 2006 with $600 million from his media empire.

Did he ever launch himself into space?

Not that Dominic Dunn covered.

So this week, we're going to use a piece that is from August 1984, published in Vanity Fair,

called Candy's Dynasty.

This is one of Dominic's first pieces for Vanity Fair.

He had just started writing for them and reconnects with his friend Candy Spelling and we'll hear about it in the telling of this, but oh, just, there's so much more.

I would like to note that Aaron and Candy Spelling were married from 1968 until his death in 2006, truly remarkable for Hollywood.

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