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by Chris Witherspoon | December 16, 2011 at 12:10 PM
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The Oscar Award winning director/actor Clint Eastwood and his family will soon be the stars of a new reality show to air on E!.

According to TMZ, the series will explore what it’s like to live in a family of “Hollywood royalty,” and will showcase the relationship between Clint’s wife Dina, their daughter Morgan and Clint’s 18-year-old daughter (from a previous marriage) Francesca, who is an aspiring actress.

The show is being produced by the reality production company Bunim/Murray, who also produce the Kardashian reality shows as well as The Real World and Bad Girls Club.

Meanwhile, viewers might be surprised to know that Dina Eastwood is of African-American, Japanese, Irish, English and German descent. She and Clint married in 1996.

For the latest celebrity buzz and entertainment news follow Chris Witherspoon on Twitter @WitherspoonC.

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