Death parted the two topmost talents in the music industry, not divorce.
She raised a hue and cry when she was barred from accessing his bank lockers and other assets by his children from a previous marriage.
She was drunk and particularly vocal that evening, “My voice complemented his music well, but I wish we had kept the relationship professional.
I did not realise when music froze and was replaced by the cacophony of conflicting demands. Looks like he succumbed to emotional blackmail.”
Behind the curtains, a shrill voice rose, “That stone-hearted singer is my father’s wife, not my mother.”
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Dear Reena,
Sounds like an ugly, out of tune no love lost song.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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You described it so well
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That’s going to get messy for sure, and her regrets won’t help.
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Such battles are fought both within the legal system and outside. Certainly, messy.
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Sounds complicated.
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Most of these conflicts are unfortunate, yet unavoidable.
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Sadly, often the worse comes out in people after the death of a loved one
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I’ve seen quarrels erupt before the last rites are over.
A guy approached his demented father while his mother’s remains were still in the coffin and asked for a chunk of the estate. The father, not being in a normal state of mind, nodded. He immediately barged into his brother’s room to declare himself as the heir to a certain parts. And this was despite getting more than his fair share in the will.
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My god that is horrific- greed and power are so ugly
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🥺
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This is not going to end well for one of them. Perhaps for all of them
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People usually don’t think of the possible end. They are so focussed on the end they want.
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Sound like a particularly ugly contested estate.
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Conflicts are never pretty.
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