Did Karl Lagerfeld's Cat Really Inherit His Money After His Death?

It seems that Choupette hasn’t actually been handed over her slice of Karl Lagerfeld’s fortune. There appears to be two reason for this: first of all, Lagerfeld’s accountant, Lucien Frydlender, went out of business following his death and hasn’t cooperated in helping to divide the money, per the Daily Mail. 

And while that certainly sounds fishy, Frydlender’s wife claims that it was due to an unspecified illness on his part — not fraud. As of 2023, Lagerfeld’s assets still haven’t been properly allocated to Choupette or his other beneficiaries, who are reportedly working hard to secure their own part of the plentiful riches. The second reason, in Choupette’s case, is that French law prohibits people from leaving money to animals in the event of their death, per USA Today. This means that even if Lagerfeld’s surviving loved ones can reach an amicable resolution, the beloved cat still may not walk away with any money. Fortunately, Choupette doesn’t even need it.

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