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John Lennon’s estate divided equally between sons Sean and Julian

Sean Ono Lennon and Julian Lennon clarified that they received equal shares of their father John Lennon’s estate, countering rumors of an unequal inheritance. Despite speculation about a feud, the brothers maintain a close relationship and have publicly supported each other on social media.

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Sean Ono Lennon clarified that he and his brother, Julian Lennon, received equal amounts from their father John Lennon’s estate, countering rumors that he inherited the majority. A user on social media platform X claimed that one brother was largely cut out of the inheritance while the other received most of it, describing the situation as 'unbearably painful and enraging.' Sean responded to the claim, stating, 'Julian and I inherited the same amount from our dad. Our trusts were equal.' He added that Julian's share was slightly more, but only negligibly so. John Lennon, a member of The Beatles, died in 1980 at the age of 40, leaving an estimated net worth of $200 million. Sean, whose mother is Yoko Ono, and Julian, born to John’s first wife Cynthia Powell, reportedly maintain a close relationship, despite ongoing rumors of a feud. Sean recently shared a photo of the brothers together, celebrating his 51st birthday, while Julian posted birthday wishes on social media. In a 2025 interview, Julian expressed gratitude for their strong bond, describing them as 'best buddies.' Sean has also addressed rumors about their relationship, emphasizing their father's love for both of them.

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