This was learned on Thursday from a source familiar with the case. “This means that he no longer has complete freedom in managing his assets,” it said. It was not initially known whether a supervisor had already been appointed or who this might be. The increased care also means the carer has access to Delon’s bank account and can make expenses for the 88-year-old.
Alain Delon’s three children have been fighting for months over where and how their father should be treated. The 33-year-old Anouchka recently sued her brothers, 59-year-old Anthony and 29-year-old Alain-Fabien, for violating their right to private life. Alain-Fabien had published a secretly recorded conversation between Anouchka and her father and accused her of manipulating her father.
The dispute revolves, among other things, around the question of whether the actor should spend his retirement in his house in France or move to Switzerland, where his daughter Anouchka lives – and where the inheritance tax is probably lower. Delon also has Swiss citizenship.
According to eldest son Anthony Delon, the film star stipulated in his will that Anouchka would inherit half of his fortune and his two sons would each inherit a quarter. In public, the actor often preferred his daughter to his sons. According to French media, she not only has a leading position in the company that manages her father’s licenses and advertising contracts, but also has a villa with its own swimming pool on Delon’s property in Douchy, south of Paris. Delon has suffered several strokes and, according to his children, has difficulty making himself understood.
