Lady Helen Wogan’s wife left a sizable sum of money in her will that will be divided among her three children and five grandchildren.
Sir Terry Wogan’s wife Lady Helen left millions of pounds in her estate. Terry was a British icon and his loyal wife of 51 years stood by his side throughout his entire life.
Terry died in 2016 at the age of 77 whilst Lady Helen passed away last year, leaving a huge sum in her will. She died last year at the age of 88, leaving behind three children, who will now inherit her fortune.
Their son wrote “Lady Helen Wogan – 1936-2024” in a statement at the time of her passing. After a wonderful life, our beautiful mother abruptly left us last night. She was the epitome of elegance and style from a young Irish rose to Lady Wogan.
With a core of “a mother, grandmother, and wife,” love and kindness are at the core. A moral conviction that endured the hardships of life. A humorous and humorous phrase would make you laugh out loud.
“A true woman in every way,” she said. Hope that our conversation won’t turn into too much of a vodka martini. We will always be in your hearts, Mum.
Lady Helen left a huge £4,948,334 in her will, with the total being reduced by £31,000 to £4,917,989 following the removal of costs and fees, documents signed off by the High Court reveal.
It has also been reported by The Sun that Lady Helen left two tax free gifts to two of her children – £850,000 to her son Alan Wogan, who is an executor, and also £750,000 to their daughter Katherine.
A $100 000 trust will also be available for each of Terry and Helen’s grandchildren when they turn 25. Their three living children, Mark, Alan, and Katherine, will receive the rest of their belongings and money.
Sir Terry Wogan died of cancer back in January 2016. A family statement, issued by the BBC, said at the time: “Sir Terry Wogan died today after a short but brave battle with cancer. He passed away surrounded by his family. While we understand he will be missed by many, the family ask that their privacy is respected at this time.”
Just a few months after his final radio show, where he revealed he had prostate cancer, Terry passed away. He canceled Children In Need later that month due to health concerns.
Source: Mirror
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