George Harrison’s Family Still Feuding Over Beatle’s Bucks
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George Harrison left a staggering $384 million fortune his widow and son — who live in a 120-room Victorian mansion — while the Beatles great's 86-year-old sister struggles to survive!
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George Harrison left a staggering $384 million fortune his widow and son — who live in a 120-room Victorian mansion — while the Beatles great's 86-year-old sister struggles to survive!
Louise Harrison says George gave her a $2,560 monthly allowance that was supposed to be doled out for as long as she lived. But the cash was cruelly cut off by his widow, Olivia, after the Beatles icon died at 58 in November 2001, Louise claims.
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George Harrison left a staggering $384 million fortune his widow and son — who live in a 120-room Victorian mansion — while the Beatles great's 86-year-old sister struggles to survive!
Louise Harrison says George gave her a $2,560 monthly allowance that was supposed to be doled out for as long as she lived. But the cash was cruelly cut off by his widow, Olivia, after the Beatles icon died at 58 in November 2001, Louise claims.
“After he died, that ended,” said Louise, shown here at a 2015 celebration of George's birthday at Capitol Records in Hollywood. She now lives in Solana Beach, Calif., where she barely survives on Social Security and managing a Beatles tribute band, Liverpool Legends.
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Photo credit: Getty Images
George Harrison left a staggering $384 million fortune his widow and son — who live in a 120-room Victorian mansion — while the Beatles great's 86-year-old sister struggles to survive!
Louise Harrison says George gave her a $2,560 monthly allowance that was supposed to be doled out for as long as she lived. But the cash was cruelly cut off by his widow, Olivia, after the Beatles icon died at 58 in November 2001, Louise claims.
“After he died, that ended,” said Louise, shown here at a 2015 celebration of George's birthday at Capitol Records in Hollywood. She now lives in Solana Beach, Calif., where she barely survives on Social Security and managing a Beatles tribute band, Liverpool Legends.
“I am struggling for money,” she recently told a source for The National ENQUIRER. Louise said she spoke with her brother when the "quiet Beatle" was battling lung and brain cancer, a week before his death, and claims he said his big regret was having done so little for her.
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Photo credit: Getty Images
George Harrison left a staggering $384 million fortune his widow and son — who live in a 120-room Victorian mansion — while the Beatles great's 86-year-old sister struggles to survive!
Louise Harrison says George gave her a $2,560 monthly allowance that was supposed to be doled out for as long as she lived. But the cash was cruelly cut off by his widow, Olivia, after the Beatles icon died at 58 in November 2001, Louise claims.
“After he died, that ended,” said Louise, shown here at a 2015 celebration of George's birthday at Capitol Records in Hollywood. She now lives in Solana Beach, Calif., where she barely survives on Social Security and managing a Beatles tribute band, Liverpool Legends.
“I am struggling for money,” she recently told a source for The National ENQUIRER. Louise said she spoke with her brother when the "quiet Beatle" was battling lung and brain cancer, a week before his death, and claims he said his big regret was having done so little for her.
“You know, I could have been a lot more help to you," Louise recalls him saying. "I’m sorry.” Louise says she and Olivia (left), mom of George’s musician son Dhani (right), haven’t spoken for more than four decades.
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Photo credit: Getty Images
George Harrison left a staggering $384 million fortune his widow and son — who live in a 120-room Victorian mansion — while the Beatles great's 86-year-old sister struggles to survive!
Louise Harrison says George gave her a $2,560 monthly allowance that was supposed to be doled out for as long as she lived. But the cash was cruelly cut off by his widow, Olivia, after the Beatles icon died at 58 in November 2001, Louise claims.
“After he died, that ended,” said Louise, shown here at a 2015 celebration of George's birthday at Capitol Records in Hollywood. She now lives in Solana Beach, Calif., where she barely survives on Social Security and managing a Beatles tribute band, Liverpool Legends.
“I am struggling for money,” she recently told a source for The National ENQUIRER. Louise said she spoke with her brother when the "quiet Beatle" was battling lung and brain cancer, a week before his death, and claims he said his big regret was having done so little for her.
“You know, I could have been a lot more help to you," Louise recalls him saying. "I’m sorry.” Louise says she and Olivia (left), mom of George’s musician son Dhani (right), haven’t spoken for more than four decades.
She believes the bad blood stems from her friendship with George’s first wife, Pattie Boyd (right), whom he wed in 1966. That marriage crashed in 1977 and he married Olivia a year later.
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Photo credit: Getty Images
George Harrison left a staggering $384 million fortune his widow and son — who live in a 120-room Victorian mansion — while the Beatles great's 86-year-old sister struggles to survive!
Louise Harrison says George gave her a $2,560 monthly allowance that was supposed to be doled out for as long as she lived. But the cash was cruelly cut off by his widow, Olivia, after the Beatles icon died at 58 in November 2001, Louise claims.
“After he died, that ended,” said Louise, shown here at a 2015 celebration of George's birthday at Capitol Records in Hollywood. She now lives in Solana Beach, Calif., where she barely survives on Social Security and managing a Beatles tribute band, Liverpool Legends.
“I am struggling for money,” she recently told a source for The National ENQUIRER. Louise said she spoke with her brother when the "quiet Beatle" was battling lung and brain cancer, a week before his death, and claims he said his big regret was having done so little for her.
“You know, I could have been a lot more help to you," Louise recalls him saying. "I’m sorry.” Louise says she and Olivia (left), mom of George’s musician son Dhani (right), haven’t spoken for more than four decades.
She believes the bad blood stems from her friendship with George’s first wife, Pattie Boyd (right), whom he wed in 1966. That marriage crashed in 1977 and he married Olivia a year later.
“During his second marriage, he stopped calling to give me his latest number,” Louise noted — but he still sent her money. “He agreed to give me a pension,” she said. “It was his intention to make it last my lifetime but I’d rather be broke than live rich and heartless.”
George Harrison left a staggering $384 million fortune his widow and son — who live in a 120-room Victorian mansion — while the Beatles great's 86-year-old sister struggles to survive!
Photo credit: Getty Images
Louise Harrison says George gave her a $2,560 monthly allowance that was supposed to be doled out for as long as she lived. But the cash was cruelly cut off by his widow, Olivia, after the Beatles icon died at 58 in November 2001, Louise claims.
“After he died, that ended,” said Louise, shown here at a 2015 celebration of George's birthday at Capitol Records in Hollywood. She now lives in Solana Beach, Calif., where she barely survives on Social Security and managing a Beatles tribute band, Liverpool Legends.
“I am struggling for money,” she recently told a source for The National ENQUIRER. Louise said she spoke with her brother when the "quiet Beatle" was battling lung and brain cancer, a week before his death, and claims he said his big regret was having done so little for her.
“You know, I could have been a lot more help to you," Louise recalls him saying. "I’m sorry.” Louise says she and Olivia (left), mom of George’s musician son Dhani (right), haven’t spoken for more than four decades.
She believes the bad blood stems from her friendship with George’s first wife, Pattie Boyd (right), whom he wed in 1966. That marriage crashed in 1977 and he married Olivia a year later.
“During his second marriage, he stopped calling to give me his latest number,” Louise noted — but he still sent her money. “He agreed to give me a pension,” she said. “It was his intention to make it last my lifetime but I’d rather be broke than live rich and heartless.”
