The late actress, Charlotte Johnson, left Wal, the mother of the former British Prime Minister Boris A revolution estimated at 400,000 pounds, in her will following her death last year following her battle with Parkinson’s disease..
Charlotte Johnson Waal died at St Mary’s Hospital in Paddington in September last year, at the age of 79, according to the British newspaper, Daily Mail.
Boris Johnson and his mother Charlotte
Charlotte Johnson
An old picture of Boris Johnson with his mother
The Sun reported that his mother left the former prime minister £400,000 in her will following her £1.67 million estate was divided between her four children, Boris, Rachel, Liu and Joe..
But despite raising two sons who became Conservative politicians, along with journalist Rachel and entrepreneur Leo, Charlotte Johnson Wahl said she was raised herself around “wealthy socialists”, and in a candid 2015 interview with Radio Times, she admitted that she “never voted for the Conservative Party.” .
Charlotte Johnson Wahl married Stanley, the father of Boris, who was accused of breaking her nose in the 1970s..
Charlotte Fawcett was born in Oxford in 1942, the daughter of lawyer Sir James Fawcett, who was president of the European Commission for Human Rights in the 1970s..
One of five children, she studied English at Oxford, but she interrupted her education to travel to America with Stanley Johnson, whom she met at Oxford and married in 1963.
Speaking regarding meeting Stanley, she said in a previous press interview in 2015: “I was engaged to a guy named ‘Winford Hicks’, who was very beautiful to look at but actually very boring..
And she continued, “Anyway, Stanley sent me a message asking if he might come over for tea and go for a walk.”
And she continued: “After a few days we went for a walk, and we laughed a lot, which made me laugh so much that I fell in love with him.”
Charlotte Johnson Wahl turned to art and painted a variety of subjects, primarily portraits, and is said to have completed more than 2,000 pieces in her career and has been the subject of an exhibition at Mall Galleries In London in 2015.
