Ursula Andress: Betrayed by Manager, Lost $21M

0:00Entertainment's story is making news on March 19th. Ursula Andress, the 90-year-old Swiss actress, famous for playing Honey Rider in the first Jane's Bond film, Dr. No, with Sean Connery, has suffered a massive financial loss. She claims her former manager, Eric Raymond, deceived her out of about $21 million, $300,000 through shady dealings. Framond allegedly lies to her repeatedly and took advantage of her trust. He moved her money from one bank to an account linked to a Notary's Association and bought millions in artwork without her permission, according to her recent interview. Andress says the betrayal has left her devastated with severe anxiety that keeps her up at night. Her current team confirms he wiped out a huge chunk of her assets. Earlier this year, Framond faced similar accusations from Hermes Air, Nicolas Pouche, confessing to some embezzlement during a 2025 interrogation. Vaud authorities are investigating the claims against him, but two weeks after questioning,

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