The 81-year-old actor feels that he will die at any moment and leaves his inheritance ready, just talk about a woman who will receive his fortune, we will tell you everything
The state of health in which Andrés García finds himself is not the best, he feels that he is already approaching the end and before this, the 81-year-old actor has resorted to the notary and legal stays to leave his inheritance in order. We tell you who will inherit most of their assets and fortune.
Since Andrés began to age, he isolated himself and went to live in his house on the beach in Cancun, giving many interviews and talking a little about his life. In addition, he opened his YouTube channel where he took the opportunity to talk about the women he has had.
From his home, Don Andrés García did not stop causing controversy, such as when he gave the writer Anabel Hernández a shout out for bringing up her relationship and friendship with drug traffickers. Andrés at this time feels tired, weak and has already inherited his inheritance.
The only woman who is heard to be in his inheritance is his wife Margarita. She is the woman who is taking care of him right now, and he himself says that he feels much better being with her. He mentioned that he has put everything in order because he is nearing his end and may die at any moment.
“I am going to do the fight, but I am fixing things with Margarita, so that it is not going to be that I suddenly leave and leave her in the air,” explained the artist.
Andrés made it clear that not everyone will have access to his inheritance and fortune and that of his children only those who have behaved well and deserve it. “We come from the notary, I am putting things in her name, most of them, and some others in the name of some other son who deserves it,” he said.
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Although the actor lived alone in his residence facing the sea, at this time his wife, Margarita Portillo, asked him to live with her to take care of him in his delicate state. "I’ve been with her for two days, I’m already improving little by little," he said.