Ted Turner's Children Won't Inherit Most Of His Fortune? Know Where CNN Founder's Billions May Go

(BollywoodShasdis.com) - Media mogul Ted Turner took his last breath on May 6, 2026, at the age of 87, after a long battle with Lewy body dementia. The legendary CNN founder's demise has reignited interest in both his groundbreaking legacy and the future of his multi-billion-dollar fortune. While it was popularly believed that the billionaire's massive net worth goes to his five children, multiple reports about his will suggest that most of the billions may not end up in the children's hands, at least not in the literal sense. 

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