Bruno Mazzeo says Chico Anysio ‘made a lot of money, but left no inheritance’

In an interview with the videocast Desculpa Anything, Bruno Mazzeo stated that his father, Chico Anysio (1931-2012), despite having made a lot of money, left nothing as an inheritance and that he had a notebook with the names of people he liked to help financially. .

“He didn’t leave a debt, but he didn’t leave an inheritance. The debts were made after he died. His detachment with money was crazy. He didn’t spend on luxury. He had horses at the jockey, which he loved. People had four, he had 80. But people were cheating on him, he believed. He had a notebook discovered after he died, with a list of people he helped”, he said.

Anysio’s inheritance has become a topic in recent years, although Mazzeo cannot give many details, as this case is the subject of a lawsuit. This is because Chico would have an estate of R$20 million when he died. His estate remains in dispute to this day. The widow, Malga di Paula, was declared her husband’s executor.

But in 2017, Mazzeo went to court and managed to take on this role by alleging Malga’s incompetence to do so. And he claims that at that moment he would have found the account without money.

In 2020, the will left behind ended up being annulled for excluding one of the children, actor Lug de Paula. He played his puppet in Professor Raimundo’s Escolinha.

In October last year, Malga, Chico Anysio’s widow, stated that, despite the long battle in court over the actor’s inheritance, she would like to be reunited with the artist’s children. She was married to Chico for 15 years, until his death in 2012.

In an interview with Domingo Espetacular (Record), she said that she wanted proof that she had stolen from the artist and reaffirmed that she did not receive any of the assets left by the actor.

In August of that year, Nizo Neto, one of Chico’s heirs, said that his father had left him no material assets other than personal documents.