In a case filled with eye-catching facts, former Playboy model Anna Nicole Smith is going to the Supreme Court. Justices said Tuesday they would consider Smith's appeal over the fortune of her husband, who died at age 90. The stripper-turned-reality-TV-star stands to win as much as $474 million that a bankruptcy judge initially said she was owed. The self-described "blonde bombshell" claims that her husband promised her millions but that his scheming son cut her out of the estate.
September 28, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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Former Playboy model Anna Nicole Smith is going to the Supreme Court.
Justices said Tuesday they would consider Smith’s appeal over the fortune of her 90-year-old late husband. The stripper-turned-reality television star stands to win as much as $474 million that a bankruptcy judge initially said she was entitled to. The case will be argued before the justices early next year.
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