Presenter Gugu Liberato, who died in 2019 at the age of 60, along with his children João Augusto, Marina and Sofia
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The dispute over the BRL 1 billion inheritance of presenter Gugu Liberato, who died in a domestic accident in the United States in 2019, is still before the court. The newspaper O Globo conducted a survey on some of the assets, which are Gugu’s controversial assets.
Houses, investments in banks and even television studios are part of the legacy of the communicator, who in his will left 75% of his fortune (R$ 750 million) to his three children João Augusto, 21 years old, Marina and Sofia , aged 19 and 25% respectively five nephews (250 million R$).
Details of Gugu’s legacy
- Investments in banks, financial institutions and shares on the stock exchange, which are at least 190 million BRL;
- Complex of television studios in São Paulo, on a plot with an estimated area of 8,500 square meters 60 million BRL;
- Mansion in a gated community in the capital of São Paulo, with a facade inspired by the White House 15 million BRL;
- Residence in Orlando, USA with five rated suites, in 6.7 million BRL;
- House in Guarujá, on the São Paulo coast, with four rated suites, in 7 million BRL;
- Partnership in a network of petrol stations, convenience stores and allotments.
Relatives and the presenter’s eldest son, João Augusto, defend the fulfillment of the will left by the communicator and drawn up in 2011, as well as the permanence of the aunt Aparecida Liberato as steward of the estates left by Gugu. Determined by the communicator in the will.
Twins Marina and Sofia are defending their mother Rose Miriam de Mateo’s involvement in the dispute. Rose was left out of the presenter’s will and is fighting in court to have the stable connection with Gugu recognized, which would bring him at least 50% of the fortune.
Lawyers representing Gugu Liberato’s assets counter Rose Miriam, claiming that the communicator left her a mansion in Alphaville, São Paulo worth R$6 million during her lifetime, in addition to US$500,000 from investments.
Source: Editora Terra