Tori Spelling is so starved up for attention and magazine covers that not even  her father’s death could keep her away from appearing on the cover of Us Weekly less than a week after her father’s death.

Think about this: Aaron Spelling passed away on Friday night, June 23. Tori would have had to have given her interview by Monday at the latest in order to make Us’ printing schedule. The funeral was on Sunday. Creepy does not even begin to describe what this girl has done.

I was hoping that on her semi-fictional VH1 show that it was more fictional than autobiographical, but Tori really is that shallow and heartless, so it seems.

Ostensibly, Tori’s appearance is designed to destroy her mother, Candy, with whom she has been feuding for no apparent reason. Even Fallon Carrington, one of Aaron Spelling’s most self-centered creations, wouldn’t have gone this far.

How far has Tori’s family hatred gone?

Tori did not attend her father’s burial. Further, this source insists, she had not seen him in months. The latter assertion has been confirmed all the way around.

It’s already well-documented that when Aaron Spelling had a stroke on June 18 — ironically, Father’s Day — Tori was in Toronto with her second husband, Dean McDermott.

Did she rush home to the bedside of her 83-year-old dad? No.

There would be no Tori without daddy and I thought this summed it up perfectly:

Either way, there’s something fishy here about a young woman whose father gift-wrapped her fame with a spot on “Beverly Hills, 90210.â€? It’s fame she would not have had otherwise. This girl is not an actress. She is no Meryl Streep. She isn’t even Lindsay Lohan. She was simply born into the right mansion at the right time.

So why all of the family bickering? Well as always it appears to be about money.

So what’s the story here? “Tori just kept coming at Aaron for more money all the time,â€? says a source. “She wouldn’t do anything for herself. Candy objected to it. It’s all about money.â€?