Wendi Deng’s ex-husband Rupert Murdoch launched a property war with their children in June this year, and the lawsuit will begin next Monday, U.S. time. The 93-year-old Murdoch is sitting on US$15 billion (equivalent to RMB 106.8 billion). These properties will be owned by h

Wendi Deng’s ex-husband Rupert Murdoch started a property war with their children in June this year, and the lawsuit will begin next Monday, U.S. time.

Murdoch signed an agreement with his four children in 1998. His money and power were placed in a trust fund, and the four children had voting rights.

After his retirement last year, Murdoch tried to change the agreement, requiring his three children to give up their voting rights and let his 52-year-old eldest son Lachlan take power alone. As a result, Murdoch was slapped in the face and his three children refused on the spot.

In July this year, Murdoch spent a lot of money to hire a team of lawyers to sue his three children to the Nevada court. The preliminary "negotiations" of the lawsuit were completed on September 11, and the hearing will begin next Monday.

Murdoch's lawyer said that revoking the voting rights of his three children would not affect their interests. Murdoch believed that the group needed a person with great power to take charge, and that an "too liberal" power structure would cause the group to fall apart.

In addition, Wendi Deng’s two daughters do not have the right to vote, but they enjoy equal treatment and are direct beneficiaries of the trust fund.

"Daily Mail" broke the news that Murdoch and Wendi Deng had hoped to give their two daughters the right to vote, but were rejected by their four children. The two later changed their strategy and allowed their two daughters to be beneficiaries without voting rights. Join the trust fund.

Murdoch held great power at that time, and his four children could only suffer the loss, and they also received US$100 million to US$150 million in "compensation".

The reason why Murdoch wants to tear up the 1998 treaty is that on the one hand, he hopes to have more centralized power, and on the other hand, except for his eldest son, Lachlan, the other three children have different political views from him.

The Fox Group controlled by Murdoch has always been ambiguous with Trump, and his eldest son inherited this political view after taking over.

’s second son, James, opposes Trump taking office and has spoken out in support of Harris this month.

It was precisely because the second son was at odds with his political views that Murdoch dismissed him. The eldest son, who had been unknown for decades, was lucky enough to be missed.

In 2019, Murdoch sold the "21st Century Fox Film and Television Studio" under the group's name to Disney for US$71 billion. Each of his six children, including Wendi Deng's daughter, received gifts of US$2 billion each.

Now, legal documents indicate that Wendi Deng’s two daughters are also beneficiaries of a $15 billion fortune, which seems to imply that Wendi is also paying attention to the infighting or participating in it.

As we all know, Wendi Deng’s daughter is only in her twenties and has not participated in the group’s affairs and work at all. Her brother, sister and father are at odds with each other, and their impression in Murdoch’s heart has become a bit cute again. There is no need to argue about the money, and you can just win the game.

It is worth mentioning that every split between Murdoch’s children is related to his marriage. He married Russian scientist Elena Zhukova for the fifth time in May this year, and Wendi Deng attended with a high profile.

Elena Zhukova’s daughter is best friends with Wendi Deng, and it was she who set up the bridge to bring them together at her home in New York.

Unexpectedly, after the happy event, he suddenly wanted to tear up the previous treaty, which makes people think.