Shahzada dawood biography examples
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Millionaire killed on Titan sub left just £77, in the UK to wife because he had no will
The multimillionaire who died alongside his son on the doomed Titan sub only left his wife around £77, because he failed to write a UK will.
Shahzada Dawood and his son Suleman were among five people killed instantly when the submersible imploded on its way to the Titanic wreck.
Shahzada was married to life coach Christine Dawood, and the pair had two children Suleman, 19, and a daughter, Alina.
The year-old Pakistani was heir to the famous Dawood business dynasty and had an estimated net worth of around £million.
His family business, based in Karachi, has an annual turn-over of £billion.
But newly released probate documents show he did not make a valid UK will and therefore his wife only receives his UK estate – the Surrey home where she lives – worth £76,
The documents note that Shahzada was domiciled in Pakistan and it appears most of his fortune is tied up there, repo
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Who are Shahzada Dawood’s wife Christine and daughter Alina?
More details have emerged about the father and son who died in the Titan disaster as the teenager’s mother reveals she was on board the support boat when the implosion happened.
Christine Dawood, mother of year-old Suleman Dawood and wife to Shahzada Dawood, both of whom were on the doomed submersible, has revealed she gave up her place on the trip so her son could go.
Ms Dawood and her year-old daughter, Alina, were on the Polar Prince, the sub’s support vessel, when the Titan lost communications and was never heard from again, she told the BBC.
The mother-of-two revealed she had stepped back to allow her son to take her place on the trip, and he was “so excited” to try to break a Guiness World Record while on it – solving a Rubik’s Cube 3, metres below the sea.
UK-based business advisor Shahzada, 48, was one of the five people on the submersible on June 18, along with his son.
The pair set off with three other cr
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Pakistani billionaire's son, who died on Titanic sub, was ‘terrified’ before trip
The US Coast Guard on Thursday said the deep-sea submersible Titan carrying five people on a voyage to the century-old wreck of the Titanic was found in pieces. The debris were discovered on the seabed about 1, feet from the bow of the Titanic, about 4 km beneath the surface, in a remote corner of the North Atlantic, a top official of US Coast Guard said.
Azmeh Dawood — the sister of Pakistani businessman Shahzada Dawood — told NBC News that her nephew Suleman ended up joining the expedition as the trip fell over Father's Day weekend and he was eager to please his dad.
Suleman had informed a relative that he felt "te