Estate Against Fortune In Franklin
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As Franklin's story came to an end on Wednesday night, fans finally said goodbye to what was left of its prolific anti-hero after his brutal war with the CIA, his family and the dealers of South Central which rendered him penniless, alone and on the brink of sanity.
After last week's episode concluded with Teddy's henchman Oso (Sergio Peris-Mencheta) saving Franklin (Damson Idris) from being hung by Teddy's hand, it was Franklin's turn to use extreme measures to coerce Teddy into giving him back the $73 million he stole from him at the end of Season 5.
4 Lessons Aretha Franklin Taught Us Practice humility. Use your voice. Keep your thinking cap on. Use your talent to your highest potential.
Aretha won 18 Grammys, had 112 singles on the Billboard charts, and sold over 75 million records worldwide. She was the first female performer inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and remains the most charted female artist in history.
In fact, she was a catalyst in facilitating the civil rights movement of her time. Aretha was constantly committed to eradicating discrimination. You should also use your voice to stand up against any oppression. Don't keep quiet when you're marginalized.
By age 14, she had given birth to two boys by different fathers, whom she never identified. Motherless herself, she was a teenage single parent with a burgeoning career. Her own relationships also ended in divorce, and even violence. In 1979, burglars shot her father; he died from the wounds five years later.
Aretha Franklin, died at her home in Detroit this morning.
The 2010 document appointed her son Ted White II as a co-executor of his mother's estate, while the 2014 document named her oldest son Kecalf Franklin, and Franklin's niece Sabrina Owens, as co-executors. The later document also leaves her home and cars to Kecalf and his children.
The singer reportedly had a net worth of $80 million when she died. But the estate now has assets totaling less than $6 million, ing to a report by the BBC.
Judge awards Aretha Franklin's property to her sons The decision Monday came four months after a Detroit-area jury said the document was a valid will under Michigan law, despite scribbles and many hard-to-read passages.
