Monday January 10, 2022 was a very sad day for those close to Grichka and Igor Bogdanoff (or Bogdanov). In the afternoon, a mass to pay homage to them was held at the Church of the Madeleine in Paris. The two brothers died of Covid-19 at the age of 72, they who had always refused to be vaccinated. Since this drama, the life and the course of the twins are analyzed. Besides their very unique physical appearance, it is the state of their bank accounts that has always intrigued.
For many, Grichka and Igor lived a rather modest life, the fault in particular with certain scandals and lawsuits. “They had received a lot of copyright, at one point they were earning very well. And then after, their thesis had been contested, they had fought for years to have their thesis validated and it cost them a lot of money. And so some of their fortune went in there. They also had a castle in the Gers that they could not restore.“, explained Gilles Verdez in Do not touch My TV Monday evening. Information which agrees with the words of the friend and editor of the brothers, Jean-Paul Enthoven, who affirmed that they were “still broke“and even in debt during a portrait for Point which was dedicated to them.
However, according to Jordan Deluxe, the Bogdanoffs ultimately did not fare too badly financially. “I had asked them questions about the money, about their salary. It was very complex, we don’t really know but their money came mainly from their books. They still had a deposit of 180,000 euros on their last book. It was for them both so it’s to be divided in two“, he announced.
After some research, Jordan Deluxe also discovered that Igor and Grichka Bogdanoff had greatly enriched themselves thanks to their company called Temps X, a direct reference to their science program broadcast in the 80s. “It was estimated at six million euros. So they both died millionaires. They had valued at 3 million euros every part of their company“, he revealed.