David Bowie reveals he left $100 million fortune to model wife Iman

Rock legend David Bowie left an estate worth as much as $100 million to his supermodel wife Iman and his two children, according to his will which was filed Friday in Manhattan Surrogate Court, the New York Dail News reports.

Bowie who died Jan. 10 of cancer at age 69 asked that he be cremated and his ashes spread in a Buddhist ritual in Bali.

He left also left $2 million to his long time personal assistant, Corinne Coco Schwab, and $1 million to
another friend, Marion Skene of Switzerland, who was his older child's nanny.


Bowie's much loved estate on Little Tonshi Mountain near Woodstock in the Catskillswas left to Alexandria, the 15 year old daughter he had with Iman whom he married in 1992.


Duncan Jones, a successful director who is Bowie's son from his first marriage, gets the same 25% share as his half sister in the rest of the musician's residual estate.


Iman gets the other 50% of his estate plus all of his other real estate, including their apartment in SoHo on Lafayette Street and homes around the world.