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Celine Dion set to take charge of late husband’s estate
Iconic R&B singer Celine Dion has now officially taken charge of her late husbands vast estate alongside two other properties.According to Rene Angelil’s will, Celine is the official administrator of his estate and he was generous to his children, including kids from a prior marriage.Rene left homes to 2 of his kids from his first marriage and from all indications both homes are in Canada.Celine and Rene have 2 vast estates, both of which are up for sale … a $45 million Florida estate and a $25 million Quebec castle. The will says once the properties are sold, $9 million will go to a trust … presumably for their 3 children.RipplesNigeria …without borders, without fears
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