One handwritten will was found under a sofa cushion, another in a locked cabinet - now a jury must decide which represents Aretha Franklin's final wishes.
Aretha Franklin's sons are in court fighting over two handwritten wills - one found in a cabinet and one under a sofa cushion.That meant her assets would have been split equally between her four sons.One in the locked cabinet was dated 2010, and the one in the sofa was from 2014.The older version was repeatedly signed by Franklin and is favoured by her son Ted White II, who is named in it as executor of the estate.
In the 2014 version, his name is crossed out as executor and another son, Kecalf Franklin, is named in his place. According to that document, Kecalf Franklin and grandchildren would inherit Franklin's main home, which was valued at $1.1m when she died but is worth much more today., which may be using cookies and other technologies. To show you this content, we need your permission to use cookies. You can use the buttons below to amend your preferences to enablecookies or to allow those cookies just once.
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