Does Anna Nicole Smith’s life prove that wealth without faith brings trouble?

[jennifer_bloom]

I believe money can lead to sorrow and evil behaviour.

I was reading about Anne Nicole Smith who was married to an extremely rich man, but she had mental illness, neurological issues, back pain, bone pain, and severe social isolation while being rich so she was not happy, and her son from a previous marriage had many material indulgences when she was married to the very rich man, but her son died of suicide on the day his step sister was born.

And his step sister was meant to inherit Anne’s riches after she died shortly after her son’s suicide, but she was the subject of a long custody dispute with a high profile lawyer that lasted for years and required deep effort to fix, because her real father had trouble getting the courts to accept his DNA sample as evidence that the lawyer who claimed power of attorney over his daughter, was not her real father.

And Anne’s dead husband’s family also had issues:

The dead husband’s two sons fought years and years to gain control of the inheritance, one brother lost the court battle and had to declare bankruptcy because he could not afford the legal fees after losing his case, the other brother, died less than 2 months after the courts awarded him the inheritance money.

Then his wife got the money the two brothers fought over, and she had two sons, but one son went to jail for being abusive towards his wife, and the other son has a very common name and was impossible to track online using digital newspapers, so they had money but they also had a lot of problems.

[Guyneedsfeedback]

I don’t think faith is what would have helped necessarily but living in an isolated way with no good people around you and not having people willing to tell you when you’re making a bad choice becuase they are around you for your money is huge