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Rock star Johnny Hallyday was married to fourth mother Laeticia for 21 years
A French justice has solidified genuine estate resources and royalties of French fable Johnny Hallyday while it deliberates on a stone star’s will.
The thespian died of cancer in December and left all to his fourth mother Laeticia and their adopted daughters.
French media assume that a stone star left adult to €100m (£86m).
A post-mortem album, approaching to be a large seller, is due out in 2018.
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The justice in Nanterre ruled opposite a a stone star’s dual children from a prior matrimony and attribute – thespian David Hallyday, 51, and singer Laura Smet, 34 – carrying a contend on a album.
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Laeticia (2nd left) and her dual daughters are graphic during a stone star’s wake with Laura Smet and her half-brother David Hallyday
Hallyday, who was hugely renouned in his local France, sole some-more than 100 million annals in a scarcely 60-year career.
In 2014 he filed a will in California, where he had a home and was domiciled for taxation purposes.
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While sum of a stone star’s will have not been done public, a comparison children’s lawyers contend all – including a Swiss chalet and skill in a Caribbean – was left to Laeticia, his fourth wife, and their daughters Jade and Joy.
His comparison children contend a will contravenes French estate laws that bar this from happening.
A decider will now have to import adult either Hallyday, 74 when he died of lung cancer in France, was a US or French resident, thereby determining if his will breaks French law.
