People think he played the long game and cashed out. No one knows for sure if Bach was in it for the money. He DID appear to love Tina, a woman emotionally scarred by her abusive past. Some would also argue any man would be ride or die if they had something major to gain from it. However way you look at it, Bach and Tina have been together for over 40 years, and married for a decade. He saved her life in 2017 by donating his kidney. So even if some consider this a massive return on investment, arguably, he does deserve the inheritance. He is her husband and Tina had no direct heirs since both her biological sons (assumedly childless) had passed. Tina's money is Tina's money and with her ongoing health problems she knew she would succumb to them sooner than later. She handled her business and wanted her husband taken care of.
He was pretty wealthy in his own right BEFORE he met Tina, if not wealthier, and already has his own net worth of around $200 million without Tina’s estate money. I think it sucks that today’s society have to automatically think so low and negatively of someone before considering actual, genuine love.
ReplyDeleteTotally agree.
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