If you are familiar with the movie industry, you probably know that the Marlon Brando estate was inherited by many, including the actor’s children, Cheyenne, Rebecca, Miko, and Tetiaroa. But who were the children of the movie legend? The answer to this question could determine the fate of the estate. In fact, some of the most well-known actors to have been associated with the film industry may have benefited from the estate’s inheritance, including Angela Borlaza, Cheyenne and Rebecca.
Christian Brando
Marlon Brando’s son Christian was a troubled child. He inherited his father’s fortune, but he didn’t live up to his potential.
Christian was a high school dropout who worked as a woodcutter. He was also a bar brawler and tried acting. But he struggled with drugs and alcohol. In the 1990s, he killed his half-sister’s boyfriend. Eventually, he was sentenced to 10 years in prison.
Christian’s life became even more complicated after his father’s death. It was the beginning of a series of lawsuits. His mother, Anna Kashfi, filed a wrongful death suit against Dr. Jay Doostan, a Beverly Hills internist.
Angela Borlaza
Marlon Brando was a legendary actor. He starred in films such as The Godfather. Aside from acting, he also had an active career in the civil rights movement. After he died, he left a fortune worth $26 million. However, his ex-wife, Deborah Brando, has challenged the validity of his will. She claims that the new executors of his estate failed to honor verbal promises made to her before his death.
According to the lawsuit, Angela Borlaza had a long-term relationship with Marlon Brando. In her complaint, she claimed that the Brando promised her that he would give her his home before he passed away.
Miko
Marlon Brando was an American actor who is widely considered one of the greatest stars of the 20th century. He was married to Anna Kashfi, and had a son named Christian. It was a relationship that ended in divorce in 1959. The pair had another child together, Miko, in 1961.
Before his death, Brando was said to have had an affair with Tarita Teriipaia. But, it is unclear whether it was a romantic one or simply an affair that took place in the bedroom.
After Brando’s death, his ashes were scattered in Death Valley. His heirs, meanwhile, have been unable to pay for his funeral.
Rebecca
Marlon Brando, who passed away in July 2004 after a long illness, was an undisputed legend in Hollywood. The actor had a fortune of $26 million. His assets included a private island in Tahiti and a Beverly Hills home. Most of his children were awarded a share of his inheritance. But some of his heirs haven’t had the money to pay for his funeral.
During his lifetime, the actor fathered 11 children. Some were adopted, but some were biological. Among them were Marlon’s children with Maria and Jocelyn Brando, as well as his children with his second wife, Anna Kashfi.
Tetiaroa
Marlon Brando had a dream to build an ecological resort on his private island Tetiaroa in the South Pacific. He wanted to create an oasis for tourists and scientists alike. This project turned out to be a reality.
The island was originally owned by the Tahitian royal family. It was once considered a playground for the wealthy. But, Marlon Brando saw the beauty of the island and fell in love with it. Afterward, he bought it in 1967.
When he died in 2004, the estate inherited Marlon’s desire to preserve the island. His ashes were scattered throughout the island. Today, several grandchildren live on the island.
Cheyenne
Cheyenne Brando, the daughter of Hollywood superstar Marlon Brando, has suffered from serious mental problems. She was diagnosed with schizophrenia, and was in and out of psychiatric hospitals several times. After an accident involving a car, she committed suicide.
She had been a model since she was a teenager. Then, she slid into a drug addiction. She was hospitalized twice for suicide attempts. Eventually, she took LSD, and took tranquilizers.
But her father was not able to save her. He had secretly taken her out of the country. A French judge declared Cheyenne mentally disabled.
Eventually, she found refuge in a psychiatric hospital. Her father visited her infrequently. However, he still kept her out of the country.
