
Made in Chelsea Star Loses £2M in Inheritance Battle
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Made in Chelsea star Lonan OHerlihy loses High Court battle for £38m estate, ordered to pay £2m in legal costs. Despite Taylors support, claim deemed opportunistic and time-barred.
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UK News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Made in Chelsea Star Loses £2M in Inheritance Battle. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 10th, a maid and Chelsea star named Lone and O'Harelye must now pay 2 million pounds in legal costs after losing a high court fight over a 38 million pound estate. He sued the widow of Hugh Taylor, his mother's former partner. Claiming Taylor acted as a father figure and owed him a share under inheritance laws. O'Harely sought 5 million pounds to keep up the lifestyle he knew growing up. But the judge ruled the claim had no real chance of winning and came. Four years past the deadline, Taylor supported O'Harelye through childhood, with school fees, a home, and gifts like a 5,000 pound watch and a 40,000 pound car even. After his mother split from Taylor in 2003, still, contact faded after Taylor remarried in 2010. The widow's lawyers called it an opportunistic graph for houses, cars, and watches, while the judge noted a 2012 email from Taylor, cutting off any expectations. By Taylor's death in 2019, O'Harelye was nearly 30 and self-supporting with his personal
training business. O'Harelye called the process tough, but respects the ruling, plans to focus on his work, and hopes to honor Taylor's memory by preserving some of his old items someday.
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