Conservative media titan Laura Ingraham has made a stunning announcement — revealing the details of her last will and testament and how her multimillion-dollar estate will be divided among her three adopted children. The disclosure, made during a recent interview, has sparked both praise and debate.
According to Ingraham, the will outlines a carefully tailored distribution of her assets, which include real estate holdings, investments, personal property, and intellectual rights tied to her media career. But it’s the unequal split among the children that has people talking.
“Each of my kids has different strengths, passions, and responsibilities,” Ingraham said. “I tailored my will to reflect that — not just what they need, but what I believe they’ll do with it.”
Here’s how the assets break down:
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Child 1: 50% share of the estate, including the family home and majority of media-related royalties.
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Child 2: 30%, primarily in investments and international property holdings.
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Child 3: 20%, alongside a trust fund with annual disbursements for education, travel, and charitable work.
Social media users and pundits alike have weighed in, with some praising the intentional planning and others questioning the fairness.
“Ingraham’s approach reflects a new wave of estate planning that values individual potential over equal portions,” said one legal analyst.
Laura remained unapologetic: “I love them all equally — but love doesn’t always look like math.”