A French court on Fiday ordered that property belonging to the late rock star Johnny Hallyday and future royalty payments on sales of his music are frozen pending a ruling on a challenge brought by his elder children to his will, in which he left all his assets, speculated to be worth up to 100 million euros, to his fourth wife and their two young adopted daughters.
The adult children of French rocker Johnny Hallyday, who died last December, have applied for his will to be frozen in an attempt to block the singer's testament leaving all his wealth and future royalties to his wife and two youngest children.
Former French actress Brigitte Bardot has joined the very public row that has divided the family of late French rocker Johnny Hallyday, saying she was disgusted that his elder children were denied any of his estate in favour of his widow.
The biological children of French rock star Johnny Hallyday, who died in December from lung cancer, are locked in a bitter and very public battle against the late singer's wife Laeticia who, along with the couple's two adopted daughters, has inherited all his wealth and royalties,
Laura Smet and David Hallyday, the adult children of French rock star Johnny Hallyday, who died in December from cancer at the age of 74, have launched a legal challenge to his will drafted in the US that leaves all of his wealth and posessions, and also future royalties, to his fourth wife, Laeticia Boudou.
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