Elton John. The star intends to leave his children in a financially comfortable situation, but not with all his fortune. “Anything beyond the basics, they have to go out and earn it for themselves,” he told the Mirror newspaper in 2018. The artist has a net worth of approximately RS 3.2 billion.
Mick Jagger. The Rolling Stones frontman told The Wall Street Journal that his eight children “don’t need $500 million (R$2.5 billion) to live on.” He will leave the money to charities to “do some good in the world.”
Jackie Chan. With approximately R$2 billion, the actor states that his children will have to accumulate their own assets. “If he is capable, he can earn his own money. Otherwise, I will be wasting my money,” he said of his eldest son, Jaycee Chan, 40.
Sting. With an estimated net worth of R$2 billion, the singer pointed out that he doesn’t have much money left over to the British newspaper the Daily Mail in 2014. “I certainly don’t want to leave my children trust funds that are a burden. They need to work.”
Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis. With accumulated assets of around R$1.4 billion, the actor stated in an interview with the Armchair Expert podcast that they want to teach their heirs to have autonomy and fight for their own money. “We’re going to end up donating our money to charity and various things.”
Daniel Craig. The British actor has already said that he finds the idea of inheritance “detestable” and that his two children will not receive his fortune of approximately R$811 million. “I don’t want to leave a large amount of money to the next generation. I think inheritance is an unpleasant thing. My philosophy is to get rid of it or give it away before I leave.”
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