After Maurizio Gucci’s Murder, His Daughters Eventually Cut Off Their Mother

In October 2014, Alessandra and Allegra — the latter of whom had launched a line of luxury handbags — were accused of omitting to pay around $5 million in taxes between 2004 and 2010, as WWD reported.

A little less than a year later, though, the sisters were acquitted of the tax-evasion accusations, with a legal source telling WWD that a prosecutor in Milan believed the alleged tax evasion had been planned but that there was not enough proof of guilt.

After Maurizio Gucci’s Murder, His Daughters Eventually Cut Off Their Mother
Source: Maharo News