Ursula Andress: Bond Girl's Fortune Stolen, Assets Seized

0:00It's March 28th. From Hollywood to your headphones, this is Entertainment in Celebrity News today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Ursula Andress, the 90-year-old actor's best known as the first bond girl honeywriter in the 1962 film, Doctor, No, has accused her late. Financial manager of stealing her fortune. She filed a criminal complaint in Switzerland back in January against Erid Frameond, claiming he lost her money on bad investments and used it to buy. Military assets. Italian investigators recently seized assets worth 17 million pounds in Tuscany, including properties, vineyards, and olive grows, all traced. Back to her funds. Some are word-bought with her cash turned up registered to Frameond's wife, though she's not accused of any crime. Andress shared her heartbreak, saying she feels shocked and helpless after trusting him for eight years. At her age, she hoped for a peaceful retirement after a lifetime of hard work and saving, but now the stress keeps her up at night.

1:00Frameond won't face trial, though. The 67-year-old died last July, after being hit by a train near a Swiss village in what police called a suicide. He's also accused by her mayor's heir, Nicolas Pledge, of costing him billions in a similar scheme. Swiss authorities are still digging into the full scale of the fraud, which involved multiple players. Andress's team, asked for privacy during the probe, as the iconic star focuses on recovery after a career that spanned decades with legends like Sean, Connery, and Elvis Presley.