It has now been six years since Laeticia Hallyday tried to
sell the house in Marnes-la-Coquettes in which she lived with her late husband, Johnny Hallyday. Although visits to the property have continued, the majestic property has still not found a buyer.
Priced at 10.5 million euros, the villa in which the Taulier died in 2017 is a burden for Jade and Joy’s mother. As reported in the report on the singer’s daughters, broadcast on Thursday June 20, 2024 on NRJ.
Laeticia Hallyday has already repaid 1/3 of her debt
We then learn that Laeticia Hallyday has already repaid ⅓ of the debt it owes to the French tax authorities. “As we speak, we know that of the 33 million euros, approximately, 12 million have been reimbursed to the State.
There are still 21 million to repay to the State” explains Fabien Lecoeuvre. It should take 10 years to repay this colossal sum.
Asked about this on the set of BFMTV, Laeticia Hallyday reacted to
the debt she still owes to the taxman. “I am committed to repaying the debt left by Johnny, which is a complicated, dizzying, enormous, colossal tax debt […] Johnny left me a burden“she had indicated.
“Part of the discussions are with the United States because we paid them a large sum of taxes. And
France demands these taxes“she added.
The house in Marnes-la-Coquette cannot be sold
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Closera specialist in luxury real estate had indicated the reasons why the property of Marnes-la-Coquette had difficulty finding a buyer. “This problem is not linked to the real estate market which is not suffering from the crisis in Marnes-la-Coquette but to the property itself”she indicated.
“People who want to buy a property in this area are looking for discretion and do not want to be exposed to the light by purchasing the Savannah. On the other hand, its particular style does not appeal to everyone and this house is not at all functional. On the other hand, its park is magnificent.“Will Johnny Hallyday’s house be sold soon? Time will tell us.
