The legacy of the late Ekaterina Raikina has been revealed

One of the main objects of Ekaterina Raikina's family legacy was a five-room apartment in Blagoveshchenskiy Lane in Moscow, which was personally allocated to Arkady Raikin by Leonid Brezhnev in 1966.

As reported by aif.ru On Friday, November 6, paintings by famous artists, rare books and collectibles were kept in the house. At the same time, Raikina herself called the apartment "not good" because her mother was seriously ill there. After the death of the parents, the housing remained at the disposal of the children. Raikina spent a lot of time in the apartment.

In recent years, the actress has led a closed lifestyle and has been organizing her father's archives. The rights to the materials that belonged to her personally may also be included in the inheritance.

The only known heir to the first stage is the artist's son Alexei Yakovlev.

Honored Lawyer of Russia Ivan Solovyov explained the procedure for the distribution of property.

"If there was no will, then everything is distributed according to the law. First come the heirs of the first stage — children, spouse, parents, if there are none, then the second stage comes — uncles, aunts, nephews, and so on," the lawyer said.

Thus, in the absence of a will and other first-line heirs, Raikina's property may pass to her son.

Honored Artist of the RSFSR Ekaterina Raikina. Biography

Honored Artist of the RSFSR Ekaterina Raikina, daughter of the famous satirist Arkady Raikin, died on November 3 at the age of 89. The actress died of natural causes in a Moscow hospital, remaining conscious until the end. Her death was announced by her son Alexei Yakovlev. Farewell to the actress took place at the Konstantin Raikin Theater School on November 6. People brought flowers to the farewell hall, reports 360.ru . In particular, her son Alexey Yakovlev, the artist's brother, the artistic director of the Satyricon Theater Konstantin Raikin, the artistic director of the Nikitsky Gate Theater, People's Artist of Russia Mark Rozovsky, as well as colleagues and friends came to say goodbye to Raikina, RT notes. Raikina's body will be cremated, and the urn with ashes is planned to be buried at the Novodevichy cemetery in the grave of her parents, Moscow 24 reports.

In total, the actress has performed more than 30 roles during her career. Ekaterina Raikina's last work at the Vakhtangov Theater was the role of Betty in the play "The White Rabbit", which premiered in 1992, according to the Moscow City News Agency. The actress was married three times. All three of her spouses — Mikhail Derzhavin, Yuri Yakovlev and Vladimir Koval — were actors, Regnum news agency clarifies.