Alejandra Guzmán inheritance: What did Silvia Pinal leave her?

Uncertain Fate of Silvia Pinal’s House
Tensions Over Family Assets
Alejandra: «I’m Not Materialistic»

Nearly two weeks after the passing of Silvia Pinal, regarded as the last diva of Mexican golden age cinema, her daughter, Alejandra Guzmán, publicly addressed her mother’s inheritance.

In an interview with the show Despierta América, the singer shared some details about the actress’s assets, though she claimed it is not a topic that concerns her at the moment.

“At some point, we will have to read the will. My mom had so many things, but she left everything super organized, nothing slipped her mind,” the singer commented.

One of the most notable aspects of the inheritance is Silvia Pinal’s iconic house.

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This luxurious property, a symbol of the actress’s legacy, is currently inhabited by her children Luis Enrique Guzmán and Sylvia Pasquel. However, the fate of this property remains uncertain.

Alejandra mentioned that her mother had apparently already decided to whom the house would be left, although it has not been determined whether it will be sold or kept within the family.

“I don’t know (if they will sell the house). I was told she had left it to me, but I already have my house, so I don’t know. Honestly, it’s the least of my concerns,” she expressed.

The singer emphasized that while she values the assets her mother may have left her, her life does not revolve around material wealth.

What did Silvia Pinal leave you?

Alejandra Guzmán speaks about her mother's inheritance, Silvia Pinal, singer, MundoNOW — *Alejandra Guzmán speaks about her mother’s inheritance / Photo: Mezcalent*

“I’m not materialistic,” Alejandra affirmed, making it clear that she does not prioritize financial matters over other important aspects of her life.

“I once lent her money to buy her Silvia Pinal Theater, and she paid me back with an apartment I have on Bucareli. Everything she left me, it’s cool that she left it to me, but I’m not so materialistic, I don’t care about material things,” she added in the interview.

Nevertheless, Guzmán acknowledged that some inheritance-related matters have already caused concerns within the family.

“I started looking into real estate and association matters, and there were things I didn’t like…” she stated.

Although she did not provide specific details, she hinted at potential tensions when addressing the legal and administrative aspects tied to Silvia Pinal’s assets.

It is expected that in a future part of the interview, more light will be shed on this topic, which could clarify Alejandra’s statements and the status of the family’s assets.

For now, followers of the Pinal family remain attentive to the resolution of this story, which, like many inheritances, could bring unexpected surprises.