Mama and Tata Influencer Candace Miller is auctioning off personal belongings in the wake of an alleged $1 million inheritance Debt After the death of the husband Real estate Mogul Brandon Miller.
To follow a The New York Times The family’s Hamptons home was reportedly sold in November. Page six reported that the influencer had listed several items from the property on the auction website.
Auction, hosted by Auction Ninjais described as “a carefully selected collection of fine art, furniture, decorations, and distinctive pieces that were part of the home’s decor, a piece of this exquisite, carefully crafted living space.” Offers a unique opportunity to own.”
About 225 items from an estate in Watermill, the site of the Miller family’s Hamptons mansion listed by Bespoke Real Estate in early 2024, are up for auction. The collection includes a mix of sculptures, fine art, and household items such as match holders, baskets, cake pans, and baking trays, as well as what appear to be Brandon’s golf clubs.
Brandon died on July 3, 2024. She died June 30 after being hospitalized after a carbon monoxide alarm called first responders to the couple’s Hampton home, according to online records at the New Montefor Cemetery in New York. Law enforcement sources said later The NYT That his death was ruled as suicide.
“Candice is devastated by the loss of her life partner, and her two young daughters’ lives have been forever affected by the loss of their beloved father,” a family spokesman said. The NYT.
In the months following Brandon’s death, court filings were cited. The NYT revealed that he left behind $33.6 million in debt, with only $8,000 in the bank. Candace, working with an attorney, faces significant financial challenges, including $20 million in unsecured debts.
The Hampton home, originally listed for $15.5 million, sold in December 2024 for offers between $12.8 million and $13 million. Candace also reportedly agreed to pay nearly $4 million to settle an unpaid debt lawsuit and was sued for $194,881.89 in unpaid rent from her late husband’s Park Avenue apartment. was
According to The NYTCandace denied responsibility for the rent, saying she had not signed the lease.
Despite these challenges, sources said The NYT that Candice obtained $15 million in life insurance policies and has since moved into a $10 million Miami Beach condominium, reportedly loaned to her, where she lives with her daughters.
Candice and Brandon first met as children in the Hamptons before tying the knot in 2009. The couple lived together in Manhattan’s Tribeca neighborhood with their two daughters until their deaths.