On December 5, 2017, Johnny Hallyday disappeared at the age of 78, in his French home in Marnes-la-Coquette. Four years after his death, Laeticia Hallyday who continues to honor the memory of the rocker on a daily basis, nevertheless decided to go ahead. The one who has rebuilt her life with director Jalil Lespert is gradually separating from the family houses that were part of her heritage.
After having sold her house in Los Angeles, Laeticia Hallyday has just separated from “La Savannah”, the symbolic and unique house they owned in France and where the Taulier took its last breath. A few months ago, an advertisement published by the real estate network Coldwell Banker Realty revealed that the 47-year-old widow had put the house up for sale for the sum of 17.9 million dollars, or 15 million euros.
And if the house has indeed found a buyer, the mother of Jade and Joy unfortunately had to revise her demands downwards. As revealed by our colleagues from the magazine Closer, Laeticia Hallyday would have obtained “only” 10 million euros following the sale of the property.
A little reluctantly, the mother of the family would have, according to the magazine Closer, already emptied the premises, recovering all the objects that belonged to Johnny Hallyday … This sum could be used to pay off part of the tax debts left by Johnny Hallyday.
Eleanor de la Fontaine