Before the will is opened

How Lugner’s widow Simone distracts herself from grief

Simone Lugner and Beatrice Turin at the Kaiser Wiesn in Vienna.

(Bild: Privat)

On Monday, the entire Lugner family entitled to inherit will meet at the notary's office, where the will will be opened. For almost a month and a half, the grieving widow and her stepdaughter Jacqueline have returned to something like "normality". Now a video is circulating (see above) documenting Richard Lugner's last will and testament.

Not a day goes by without some kind of turmoil surrounding the Lugner family. And look here, new day, new headline: Shortly before the opening of the will (which takes place at the notary's office on Monday), photos of Simone Lugner at the Kaiser Wiesn in Vienna emerged.

Difficult times for Simone
One picture shows her together with her intimate, model and singer Beatrice Turin. The two ladies pose. Turin (typical model professional) is smiling, while you can see that Simone is going through difficult times. Because tomorrow it's down to the wire and for days now you can feel that the pressure from her family against the 42-year-old woman is growing more and more.

"Just a few tables away, in the same tent, Jacqueline Lugner was also celebrating," reports an observer from Krone.

(Bild: Privat)

After all, it can be strongly assumed that the pressure on Simone, who has just been harshly fired from Lugner City (she suspected stepdaughter Jacqueline and her mother Christina "Mausi" Lugner were behind it), is increasing more and more. Because now it will be hard for the widow to maintain the large Lugner villa in which she has a right of residence.

In other words, these are indeed difficult times when a little pastime is certainly not a bad thing. And so she went to the Kaiser Wiesn with her friend Beatrice.

Conditional inheritance?
"Where just a few tables away, in the same tent, Jacqueline Lugner was also partying", as one observer told the "Krone". In other words, not only Simone, but also the other Lugner party were probably longing for some distraction that evening before things finally get serious on Monday.

Even if insiders suspect that it will only be a very short appointment, as it is assumed that all those involved will be aiming for a conditional inheritance, as it is probably not yet clear how much Richard Lugner has actually left behind for his loved ones.