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Prince was too scared to write a will, reports reveal
Reports emanating from insiders reveal that late pop icon Prince left no will before he died because he was too scared to write one.
The report revealed that Prince didn’t trust anyone around him and ignored the advice to pen a will on several occasions because he felt “screwed over” by people who had him sign deals in his younger years, and that made him “paranoid” to sign anything.
The source revealed that Prince moved from lawyer to lawyer almost every year, and sometimes more often. One professional who worked with the legendary singer tells us, Prince called him out of the blue one day and said he wanted to hire him.
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The professional asked Prince for his business files, and the answer was, “I don’t know, they’re out there somewhere.” The professional never got the files.
Prince reports say hired and fired a slew of professionals, his most trusted advisers were “beautiful, 20-something women, all models with no experience in anything.” It caused chaos in his life … especially in the financial department”.
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