In a shocking twist of occasions, a will filed in Manhattan surrogate court docket on Monday revealed that Anderson Cooper, the CNN information anchor and youngest son of Gloria Vanderbilt, will probably be inheriting nearly everything of his late mom’s property.
It was beforehand broadly reported that Cooper wouldn’t be inheriting a dime and that he’s alright with it, having established a model and fortune in his personal proper. It’s not but publicly recognized what or how a lot he'll obtain. Although Cooper will in all probability not disclaim the inheritance, it is potential he could select to donate the cash to charitable causes.
Vanderbilt's estranged son from her second marriage, Leopold “Stan” Stokowski, will get nearly nothing. Stokowski stands to solely inherit Gloria’s luxurious house at 30 Beekman Place (it’s at the moment estimated to be value 1.2 million), based on the doc.
Gloria left nothing to her third dwelling son, Chris Stokowski, the youthful sibling of Stan. The youthful Stokowski lower off ties to the household some 40 years in the past following a dispute together with his mom’s therapist. Apparently, Cooper and Stokowski reunited in 2016 following Cooper’s launch of a movie about their mom, however the standing of their relationship at the moment is unknown.
Leaving unequal shares to siblings has a protracted monitor file of inflicting extended and bitter property battles. It stays to be seen if any of the three heirs, significantly the disinherited son, will contest their late mom’s property.
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