Star Wars enthusiasts were heartbroken when Carrie Fisher, international for her role as Princess Leia, died in 2016 at the age of 60.
He fell on a flight from London to Los Angeles and later died of sleep apnea, central illness and drug use.
The next day, his mother Debbie Reynolds, star of Singin’ In The Rain, died at the age of 84 after a stroke.
Together, they left behind an estimated fortune of $95 million, with reports suggesting that Carrie left behind $25 million and Debbie $70 million.
According to Radar Online, there has been a war of words over the inheritance and it has been reported that Debbie left her estate to Carrie, her son Todd, and her granddaughter Billie Lourd (Carrie’s daughter).
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However, since he died just a day after Carrie, he was not given the opportunity to replace his will, leaving Carrie’s estate to Billie.
But there was reportedly some disagreement, with a source saying Todd disagreed with Carrie’s percentage of Debbie’s estate automatically passing to Billie.
A report last year said Carrie’s brother and two half-sisters, Joely and Tricia Leigh Fisher, had not won invitations to posthumously honor their deceased sister with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
All three brothers shared their surprise, with Todd revealing to TMZ that it was “heartbreaking and shocking,” while his sisters claimed on Instagram, “For some wrong reason, our niece decided not to come with us at this epic moment at our sister’s house. “race. It’s something Carrie definitely would have looked for her siblings to be there for.
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“The fact that his only brother and two sisters were intentionally and intentionally excluded is deeply shocking. We’ve all been mourning the loss of our favorite human being for a few years. . . we gave Billie the area to do it her way. We’ve been loving and open. “
Billie spoke about it, confirming that they weren’t invited because she thought they “knew why. “
She in her statement: “A few days after my mother’s death, her brother and sister decided to publicly make their grief explicit and profit from my mother’s death, doing several interviews and promoting individual books for a lot of money, with my mother and my mother. . Grandma’s death.
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“They never consulted me or came up with what our relationship would look like. “
Todd later clarified in a statement that he did not profit from the deaths “and in no way intended to harm Billie. “
He also told Entertainment Tonight, “There’s no money to be made from anything. “
Express. co. uk contacted representatives for Billie and Carrie for comment.
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