Renée Wevelsiep: She gave away a fabulous fortune before her death!

She owned a factory in the Netherlands, apartments in Germany and Prague, a large villa in Senohraby and a large account.

One would expect him to sell everything, thus freeing his hands and start spending. On the other hand, Renée, on the other hand, took excellent care of her acquired wealth for years. That is, as long as her health allowed. It was not enough to renovate the beautiful villa with a large garden in Senohraby. “She couldn’t walk because of blocked blood vessels, they had to take care of her in an institution,” said Slováček to Bleska. “And in the end she died from the obstruction…” added the musician sadly.

However, already in 2011, she donated the house to her son Norbert (56) from her first marriage, a very successful Prague lawyer. In February of this year, he shared the villa with his half-sister (each from a different mother’s marriage), actress and dubbing artist René Slováčková (47). Both transactions are evidenced by donation contracts filed in the real estate register.

It can be seen, however, that the luxury house at the prestigious address has been uninhabited for some time, at least the facade is damaged and it was apparently leaking. The siblings will have to arrange a repair as soon as possible, after all, a car from a company specializing in water damage repair was already parked at the house on Wednesday…

She divided the valuables

Renée also once owned a beautiful apartment in Trojická Street in Podskalí in Prague’s Nové Město, but she also donated it to her daughter years ago. The former model, writer and magazine publisher also had a considerable fortune stored in works of art. She owned many valuable paintings and antiques, had apartments and a house furnished like a castle. She was not interested in modernity, she adored porcelain, Persian carpets, originals of antique furniture.

According to the extract from the real estate cadastre, she did not keep anything in the Czech Republic, she devoted everything to her two children during her lifetime. And it can be assumed that she dealt with her huge property abroad, where she spent a significant part of her life, with the same common sense.

Renée had many friends from various artists both in Germany, where she spent a lot of time, and at home in the Czech Republic. Norbert and René therefore want to organize a farewell memorial party for them instead of a traditional funeral.

Love Schimanski

Renée Wevelsiep married Felix in 1975 as her second husband, she became Wilhelm Wevelsiep’s wife in 1989. Renée, as an exceptionally charming lady, was surrounded by various suitors throughout her life, and it is an open secret that one of those who fell for her was and the German actor Götz George (†77), who is no less than the representative of Commissioner Schimanský!

They met at tennis in Germany. “But we never played that one…” Renée always smiled. People around her claim that they lived together regularly for several years, but Renée never confirmed this.

But she didn’t even deny it! “For example, he helped me with writing my book. And he was quite a jerk at the same time!’ she blurted out with a laugh. Götz’s sudden departure in June 2016 – almost exactly a year after the death of her husband Wilhelm – was therefore a crushing blow for her.