Celebrity News August 21, 2018
Shocking! Aretha Franklin’s Surprise Will Revelation
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Though Aretha Franklin had been battling pancreatic cancer for years, she passed away without writing a will.
In court documents obtained by TMZ, they noted that she died “intestate,” meaning she left no will.
According to Michigan law, Aretha's four children will equally divide her estate. As a result, her son Clarence, who has special needs, may not get additional support.
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Aretha Franklin’s Funeral Plans Revealed
View StoryIt was recently announced that Aretha will be laid to rest on August 31. A private funeral will be held at Great Grace Temple in Detroit, days after public viewing at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History.
