Marlon Brando, the legendary movie star, has left the majority of his EUR18 million estate to his 10 children.
However, he has disinherited his adopted daughter, Petra Brando-Corval.
Petra is the daughter of Brando's former assistant, Caroline Bassett.
Additionally, Brando's grandson, Tuki Brando, the son of his late daughter Cheyenne and her lover Dag Drollet, has also been left out of the will.
Cheyenne tragically took her own life in 1995, five years after her brother Christian killed Drollet.
The reason for Brando's decision to exclude Petra, who is now 32 years old, from his will remains unknown.
It should be noted that Brando was involved in a contentious legal dispute with her mother four years ago.
Brando's lawyer, David Seeley, has warned that the will could potentially face challenges.
Contrary to claims made in the new biography “Brando In Twilight,” which suggests that the actor was broke, the size of Brando's estate, including his Polynesian atoll Tetiaroa worth £4.6 million, proves otherwise.
The recently discovered will also revealed the existence of two previously undisclosed children, Maimiti and Raiatua Brando, aged 28 and 23 respectively.
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