From Tell-All Memoir And Tracking Device To Mom Naomi’s

In addition, the will provided that Reginald Strickland and Daniel Kris Wiatr would act as co-executors if Strickland was unable to administer the properties. Reginald Strickland is Naomi’s brother-in-law. Wiatr is the principal of Wiatr & Associates, an accounting and business management firm. Naomi’s Will Preparation Day is November 20, 2017.

According to witnesses who signed the document, she was “clear-headed, memorized, and understanding, and was not bound or in any sense incapable of preparing her last will and testament.” Although the sisters were uncomfortable discussing their mother’s death at length, they did so to ensure it didn’t come to light on its own.

“She used a weapon,” said Ashley, who hosted Diane Sawyer on “Good Morning America.” Since my mom used a gun, that’s the last thing we want to share. However, we realize that if we don’t say it, others will. She also discusses what it’s like to make an amazing discovery. “I visited at home, as I did every day when I got back to Tennessee; I saw my mom and dad. I replied, ‘Of course, I would,’” when my mother asked if I would be with her, she added. “I found her when I went upstairs to tell her her dear friend was there. I was traumatized and saddened when I found her.

Naomi suffers from depression, and she’s been candid about her mental health issues, especially the grief that has kept her from moving for two years. The day before her death, Wynonna and the rest of the Grammy-winning Judd family were inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame.

According to Radar Online, the Judd sisters had been at odds for a while before the drama broke out over their disinheritance by their late mother Naomi. In response to Naomi’s “confusing” choice to exclude them from her $25 million estate, Winona, 58, blamed her 54-year-old siblings. According to reports, Winona intends to formally challenge her mother’s wishes because she feels Ashley and Larry are “conspiring against her.”

The famed siblings have had their fair share of arguments over the years, though the will-drama seems to be reviving their tensions. Winona apparently disliked Ashley’s comments at the Women’s March on Washington, D.C., following Donald Trump’s inauguration in 2017. Ashley at the time referred to Trump’s criticism of Hillary Clinton while reciting comments made by a 19-year-old girl in Tennessee, declaring, “I’m a horrible lady.” I was like a guy who seemed to be bathing in Cheetos dust as disgusting as people. A man whose remarks distracted America. Later, Wynonna defended herself, telling her Twitter followers that she was not involved in “politics.” When a fan mentioned Ashley on Twitter, the performer responded: “The whole thing is toxic. I’m not going to put all the blame on her. She lacks that kind of authority. Later, Wynonna said, “I would never insult my sister. “

This comes after Ashley reported the tracking device she found in the car in a police complaint in 2013. She thinks Winona is wrong. In the end, the gadget was connected to a private investigator in Nashville. Later, Wynonna’s lawyers told police her client had purchased the gadget from a private investigator but argued that Wynonna transferred it to Grace’s father, Arch, who they said left it in Ashley’s car. A source familiar with the matter told the National Enquirer that Ashley and Winona’s friendship “turned into a rivalry,” adding that after Ashley published her biography “Everything” in 2011 After “It’s All Bitter and Sweet,” tensions intensified. The book’s publication coincides with the start of Winona and Naomi’s debut on their own reality TV show and their farewell tour. Ashley diverted most of his attention. The insider went on to say that their interactions have been awkward since then.