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Most kids would be thrilled by a trip to Disney
World. But for Suri Cruise a trip to the Magic Kingdom isn't complete
without a night in the invitation-only suite at Cinderella's Castle.
And she isn't even the most spoiled kid on this list.
Petra and Tamara Ecclestone, daughters of Formula One racing honcho Bernie Ecclestone
Bernie Ecclestone with daughters Tamara (L) and Petra (R). (Mark Thompson/Getty Images)Petra
and Tamara, the gorgeous and pampered offspring of Bernie Ecclestone,
are known for their extravagant spending on everything from handbags to
real estate — Petra famously bought an $85 million mansion in L.A. last
year.
The daughters, ages 23 and 28, reportedly have access to their father's $4.8 billion-dollar trust, and while Bernie lets them make spending decisions on their own, he hasn't been happy with how they've squandered their inheritance.
"The kids have had access to the money," Ecclestone told The Telegraph last year. "The idea was that they'd buy super-quality property, property that would be long term, for their kids and everything else. Didn't happen. They haven't done that. So they've had access to money which they've spent."
And she isn't even the most spoiled kid on this list.
Petra and Tamara Ecclestone, daughters of Formula One racing honcho Bernie Ecclestone
Bernie Ecclestone with daughters Tamara (L) and Petra (R). (Mark Thompson/Getty Images)Petra
and Tamara, the gorgeous and pampered offspring of Bernie Ecclestone,
are known for their extravagant spending on everything from handbags to
real estate — Petra famously bought an $85 million mansion in L.A. last
year.The daughters, ages 23 and 28, reportedly have access to their father's $4.8 billion-dollar trust, and while Bernie lets them make spending decisions on their own, he hasn't been happy with how they've squandered their inheritance.
"The kids have had access to the money," Ecclestone told The Telegraph last year. "The idea was that they'd buy super-quality property, property that would be long term, for their kids and everything else. Didn't happen. They haven't done that. So they've had access to money which they've spent."
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