It’s reasonable to say that affluent celebrities are lucky for a variety of reasons, one of which is the charitable legacy that awaits them in the future. However, not all actors choose to leave their children with a big trust fund, with the majority preferring to leave their offspring with little or no legacy. Discover the most popular families that have opted to steal their children’s money.
Robert Kardashian
Most people probably know Robert Kardashian as either Kardashian’s adored clan father or as a renowned attorney who rose to prominence during the infamous O.J Simpson trial. When Kardashian died of cancer in 2003, his wife of less than a year, Ellen Pierson, was named the sole heir to her $30 million fortune. The family realised that Robert’s widow had forged his letters during a court dispute.
Gordon Ramsay
Gordon Ramsay has a net worth of $220 million and is one of the world’s most famous chefs. He became well-known not just for his exceptional cooking talents and successful restaurants, but also for his quick wit and sense of humour for his staff. The world-renowned chef has stated that he does not wish to leave an inheritance to his five children. Ramsay appears to believe that his donation would benefit charity.
Joan Crawford
Joan Crawford became renowned in the 1930s due to her great acting abilities and distinctive beauty. Crawford was a vicious woman, but one of her four kids wrote a book in which she conveyed her adopted mother’s unvarnished experiences. When Crawford died in 1977, she claimed that her two younger daughters, Cindy and Cathy, should be granted $77,500. Christopher and Christina, the elder two, were entirely severed, ouch!
Sting
Sting worked as a tax collector, taught, and did a variety of odd jobs before becoming a popular musician and actor in the 1970s. He finally became a world-famous musician, amassing a wealth of $400 million dollars. He is already filling entire stadiums across the world, perhaps adding to his already massive estate. However, the singer does not want to leave much to his six children, therefore he intends to invest the majority of his income until his death.
Andrew Lloyd Weber
Billionaire Andrew Loyd Weber has received multiple prizes to the highly rare EGOT club over the previous 50 years, including an Emmy, a Grammy, an Oscar, and a Tony Award. However, in an interview with the Daily Mirror, the author and musician stated that he did not believe in heritage money and instead valued work ethic. It appears that his five children will not inherit all of his $1.2 billion assets.
