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Bergen Confirms She Was Left Out of Father's Will in Favor of Dummy Charlie McCarthy

By Egleze Editorial Desk · Published July 8, 2026 · Conan O'Brien Needs A Friend · Candice Bergen (Full Episode) | Where Everybody Knows Your Name
Bergen Confirms She Was Left Out of Father's Will in Favor of Dummy Charlie McCarthy
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What was said

"Yes, that's true, Ted. That's true. There was just no other There was nothing else to say other than huh."

Candice Bergen confirmed that her famous ventriloquist father Edgar Bergen included his dummy Charlie McCarthy in his will but not her. She recalls the moment in her mother's living room when she learned of this, saying there was nothing to say but 'huh.' Edgar Bergen believed his daughter, who had become a successful model and actress by age 19, did not need the money.

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Candice Bergen (Full Episode) | Where Everybody Knows Your Name
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