Ursula Andress Reclaims Stolen Fortune

0:00On March 29, Italian authorities just announced they recovered most of Ursula Andrews' stolen fortune, seizing about 20 million euros in assets from her shady financial advisor. The 90-year-old bond girl legend had nearly $23 million swindled away over eight long years. The cash-funded 11 properties, 14 plots of vineyard and olive land, plus artworks and holdings around Florence and Tuscany. That advisor's gone now, but officials traced every bit back to the scam. Andrews opened up about her shock, saying she felt picked as an easy mark because of her age, with lies and sweet talk draining her goodwill. It's a tough hit for someone who's lived such a high profile life. She's the iconic first bond girl from Dr. No, back in 1962, that white bikini CX, it's still legendary. She starred with Elvis and Fun in Acapoco, teamed with Sinatra and Dean Martin in four for Texas, then shifted to European films before retiring. Her son Demetri, from her time with Harry Hamlin,

1:01calls her bond role a career game changer, and she's grateful fans loved it. With these assets back in play, her story shifts from loss to that timeless Hollywood glow. This has been Entertainment and Celebrity News Today, powered by AI.