I think Stanley Ho is my long-lost father, I am entitled to a share of the estate. We don't look alike but genes can be tricky. Worth a shot, I can be bought off pretty cheaply, a few million and I will never bother the estate again...
I think Stanley Ho is my long-lost father, I am entitled to a share of the estate. We don't look alike but genes can be tricky. Worth a shot, I can be bought off pretty cheaply, a few million and I will never bother the estate again...
https://www.ft.com/content/09e6363d-9fe3-46a4-80db-2a84c6feee54
With little money but a wealth of family connections, the bilingual Ho thrived. In the interview, he recalled studying Japanese with an Imperial Army officer — a Colonel Sawa — and teaching him English in neighbouring Zhuhai; battling South China Sea pirates during trading runs to Free China; and, after the war, circumventing the UN’s Korean war blockade on communist China.
If I am not mistaken, most of his assets were divided 9 years ago. There was, as you expect, a struggle among his family members for his fortune. Ho was even alleged at one point to be "kidnapped" by some of his offsprings and forced to sign a will. Nobody outside his family knows the accuracy of these stories, but Ho later publicly rejected any will he signed. That triggered another round of squabbling until a non-disclosure agreement was reached.
How his estate is distributed is thus a secret. But I suppose we can always guess...
CNN's coverage on Stanley Ho.
https://edition.cnn.com/2020/05/30/c...ntl/index.html
She is no beauty queen - Jabba the Hutt could be the father. Wonder where that picture was taken - not locally given the warm clothes she and others are wearing.
Perhaps she could use some of her inheritance to buy a mirror.Original Post Deleted
Not surprised at all.