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In her book "They are so loved" – release scheduled on November 7 – the journalist Lena Lutaud makes revelations on the heritage of the Taulier.
The island of St. Barthelemy, paradise for the Hallyday couple. But also real little real estate. Johnny Hallyday never made a secret about owning Jade City on this piece of Caribbean land. On the other hand, it has never been said that he acquired two other properties on the island. It is finally the journalist Lena Lutaud who discloses information that Laeticia Hallyday had been careful not to declare publicly.
For now, it is unclear whether these little secretions will disturb the judicial side of the Hallyday clash: the legacy of the Taulier is the subject of a long conflict between his last wife and his two eldest, Laura Smet and David Hallyday. What is known by the book "They are so loved" written by the French journalist is that Johnny has invested on the side of St. Barth.
Partnership with a businessman
Recently, we learned that the rocker had left huge debts to Laeticia Hallyday. But he also leaves him two more properties. Lena Lutaud dissects the affair: "
Johnny has partnered with Jean-Claude Darmon. Together, they created the company Immo 5 in Paris
Confirms the journalist.
It also reveals the names of these houses: the Villa Joy and the Maison Sylvestre. "
With his company Eurl JC Darmon Conseil, the football millionaire has 51%, the rest is in the hands of the rocker. With this company, they bought at auction on February 2, 2016 for 4.36 million euros, the parcel AX948 and the house Sylvestre
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