Woman Leaves $2.8 Million Fortune to Her Pets to Spite Her Children for ‘Never Visiting’
A Million-Dollar Decision Born Out of Frustration and Loyalty
In a turn of events that sounds more like the plot of a movie than real life, an elderly woman in Shanghai has rewritten her will to leave her entire fortune—amounting to a staggering $2.8 million—to her beloved pets. Ms. Liu, who spent her later years in the company of her cats and dogs, has reportedly excluded her three children from her estate entirely.
And the reason? Her children’s alleged neglect, leaving her feeling abandoned and turning her affection toward her furry companions instead.
This unusual move has left her children stunned and spurred debate online. Could pets really be seen as heirs, or is this a sharp lesson in the importance of family connection?
Once Destined for Her Children, Now Reserved for Her Pets
Ms. Liu’s initial will had her assets allocated to her three children, with plans to leave them her entire fortune. However, as time went by and her health declined, Ms. Liu began to feel increasingly isolated. Her children, she claims, hardly visited, even during her bouts of illness. Instead, it was her pets who remained faithfully by her side, filling the emotional void left by her absent family.
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