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It’s a dog’s life
AN heiress has left her US$8.3m Miami Beach home and a US$3m trust fund to her three dogs, The Telegraph reports.
Gail Posner, daughter of the corporate takeover king Victor Posner, died aged 67 in March, but her three dogs continue to have full-time staff, wear £10,000 Cartier necklaces and enjoy weekly spa treatments.
However, Conchita, a chihuaha, and two other dogs called April Maria and Lucia, might have to scale back on the luxuries if Posner’s only son, Bret Carr, a filmmaker, gets his way.
He claims his mother was brainwashed into leaving so much of her fortune to her pets by her household staff, who were left a total of £20 million in her 2008 will.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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