Paul-Loup Sulitzer: health, wife, fortune…

Successful writer, businessman and creator of the “financial western” literary genre, Paul-Loup Sulitzer is very, very discreet. But recently, the 76-year-old novelist resurfaced… on the set of the Jordan Luxury show, the friend of the stars! The septuagenarian, who lived in Saint-Tropez younger with his parents and who is very close with Alain Delon, said he lost all his fortune.

Paul-Loup Sulitzer: how much is his retirement?

According to him, it is because of a divorce that Paul-Loup Sulitzer is today on the straw. “I had a terrible divorce with a woman who targeted my money, I had a great misfortune in my life, in marriage”he launched to the animator Jordan de Luxe. “How much did this divorce cost? » asks the young presenter, who loves talking about money with her guests. “20 million euros”replies the former golden boy.
Before adding: “20 million euros, at the time… In all, I lost outright 50 million euros. A colossal loss. But it’s a good life experience, it proves the character. In life, you have to take things as they are.explains Paul-Loup Sulitzer, philosopher.

Paul-Loup Sulitzer then revealed the amount of his retirement pension. “1200 euros per month”, he confided. . But to this is added the copyright and sales rights on his books, which have been translated into 40 languages ​​and sold millions of copies. “I have a bank account of 40 million which has flown away”insisted on recalling the businessman.

Paul-Loup Sulitzer ruined?

Paul-Loup Sulitzer, who has been married three times and now lives with his partner Supriya Rathoar, has poured out about his complicated financial situation. Ancient “multi-millionaire”the star said to live today in a large ” poverty “.

“I ate my reserves. Once my reserves were exhausted, I lived without money. Before, I earned up to 250,000 euros per month. Net. Before, I lived in an Italian palace of 450 square meters, rue de Varenne, with Art Nouveau paintings and sculptures by Carpeaux »he listed.

But according to information of our colleagues from CapitalPaul-Loup Sulitzer would live today “in a beautiful 100 square meter apartment in the heart of Brussels”. The writer also took advantage of his time on television to praise his wife. “She saved my life. When I was sickshe took care of me… She is an extraordinary person”he said with great emotion.