
Candice Miller
Eugene Gologursky/Getty Images for Hamptons Magazinethe influencer Candice Miller she is said to be in debt after her husband Brandon Miller‘s He died at the beginning of the year.
Candice, 42, recently filed court papers The New York Times on Friday, Dec. 27, saying Brandon was $33.6 million in debt when he died in July. According to the former “Mama & Tata” social media star, she only has $8,000 in her bank account and can’t repay Brandon’s loans. Candice also said that Brandon died without a will.
This summer it was reported that Brandon, a real estate developer, had taken his own life. While Candice initially turned off social media following her husband’s death, she said in recent court filings that she now owes more than $20 million in unsecured loans to UBS Bank, BMO Bank and American Express.
The The times further reports that Candice has $15 million worth of Brandon’s life insurance policies and sold the joint residence earlier in December. According to the outlet, Candice claimed she had no knowledge of the financial situation before her death.
Candice has not publicly addressed the court battle The times He declined to comment.
Brandon was found unconscious in the couple’s Hamptons in New York this summer. He was 43 years old.
“Candice is devastated by the loss of her soulmate, and the lives of her two young daughters are forever scarred by the loss of their beloved father.” a family spokesman said in a statement at that time
In September, it was Candice He sued for $195,000 in unpaid rent in the Manhattan apartment. documents obtained by Us Weekly she said Candice didn’t pay the monthly cost. In a newly filed response from her lawyers, they argue that Candice should not be involved because her name was never on the apartment contract.
Candice and Brandon married in 2009, later welcoming two daughters. Their family life was chronicled on the now-defunct “Mama & Tata” blog.
“Most days, what I really look forward to is getting home and sitting down to dinner with my husband and the girls,” Candice said. Mini magazine in 2019 “Followed by some very sweet moments before bed, where we all declare our love for each other over and over again. Literally, we do that!’
Despite Candice and Brandon’s lavish lifestyle, they wanted their daughter to be “good, kind people.”
“It is important for me to raise girls who are good and kind people. Girls who are compassionate, sensitive, respectful, reliable, honest and strong,” Candice told the outlet. “I want my girls to know that they can follow their biggest dreams and never give up. I want them to be confident in everything they do and to know that they are loved and supported. are there every step of the way”.
She added: “I already know they’re going to be incredibly loving, compassionate, good people, but I want them to always be themselves. I want them to be their own unique selves, strong, independent and fearless when it comes to expressing themselves.”
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