[RummyChick]

She was married to her husband for more than two decades. If she wanted to leave it all to him that was up to her.

But if you have a child that has issues you can always put it in a trust with quarterly payouts assuring that they do have something to fall back on.

[Sarah Barracuda]

Yeah I agree its Naomi’s money she chose to leave it to her husband that was what she wanted end of story

[Archie Bunker on steroids]

Perhaps Ashley can copyright her famous pink hat trump poem and make millions selling to the school districts

[humblegunner]

The mom was pretty but had a fat daughter.
Is there another daughter?

If so, and she ain’t so fat, I’m rooting for her.

Otherwise, none of my business.

[Bullish]

I do know one thing... Ashley is rotten to the core.

[jacknhoo]

“One source said that ‘Wynonna was banking on getting a piece of the pie’ after her mother’s death.”

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Counted her chickens before they hatched. Tough luck.

[spacejunkie2001]

I would seriously have this death investigated then, and see if it was REALLY suicide. Maybe ol’ Larry has some splainin to do

[Fledermaus]

Wynonna has addiction issues; alcohol, drugs, food, spending.

[gloryblaze]

She was married to her husband for more than two decades. If she wanted to leave it all to him that was up to her....

True enough. But, I imagine residuals from the songs she sang with Wynonna would be separate from Mom's individual assets.

[montag813]

Wynonna made tens of millions of her own in the 1990s. 3 solo albums hit #1, and she had 4 #1 singles. Why the hell does she need a “piece of the pie” from her dead mom?

[ConservativeMind]

Of course I would leave my estate to my spouse.

How do the daughters get off thinking they should “get them some?”

[Born in 1950]

It’s fun deciding who gets what … or not.

[PIF]

Earth shattering!!

[Chode]

the porker blew all her money and now want’s Mommy’s money too???

ummmm, no...

[lee martell]

None of this just has to be splashed all over the internet.
I’m guessing one of the daughters has chosen to make a public debate out of it, hoping to pressure Larry Strickland to divide up the pie.

Money problems from a newly deceased relative can bring out the worst in people. The emotion runs very high.
Everybody feels righteous and completely correct.
I say this from personal experience, after being left some money from a relative.

[Old Yeller]

Kentucky basketball impacted the most.

[boatbums]

Where's there a will - there's a relative.

[bigbob]

Are these the stupid woke ones?

[philippa]

“money disorder”? Another name for can’t stop spending.

[algore]

When my father died he left everything to my mother.

None of us children even considered contesting anything

P.s.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=aYDfwUJzYQg

[ncalburt]

My old boss knew Wynona well .
We had lunch with a few times .
A very nice person .
I recall the mother was in the process of divorcing this guy
for the Fourth time before she shot herself .
It was a very strange situation .
In fact in 2000 , I was on a flight to Tampa from Nashville and
she sat across the row from me .We chatted about her daughter and my boss .
The next day she filed for a divorce in Clearwater .
I guess she did that a few times .lol .