Who is Pelé’s stepdaughter who will have to prove the degree of kinship to enter into the division of assets

Dead for almost two months, Pelé left a millionaire estate. To give you an idea, in one year, Rei do Futebol earned around US$ 15 million, or just over R$ 75 million at the current quotation, with campaigns, licensing and presence at events. Now, the amount will be divided among the heirs. There are seven children and two grandchildren, in addition to Pelé’s last wife, Marcia Aoki. But a stepdaughter runs outside to get the right to enter the division of assets.

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Gemima Mcmahon, eldest daughter of Assiria Nascimento, with whom Pelé was married and had two children, Joshua and Celeste, will have to prove to Justice that she was also considered his daughter. But for that, the judge who handles the case at the 2nd Family and Succession Court of Santos wants some proof of kinship.

Perhaps it was enough to look at the photos published by the mental health specialist on her Instagram profile. Pelé and Gemima, who lives in the United States, had a great connection and he introduced her to everyone as “Gegê, my daughter”.

Until the birth of the twins, they were Assíria, Pelé and Gemima (the result of the singer’s first marriage). There are many records of the ace with the girl. When she turned 15, the player insisted on throwing a party worthy of a princess, fulfilling the girl’s dream.

“I met Gegê when I was 8 months old at Assíria’s house in New York, and there was such a strong empathy between us that she wouldn’t let go of me. But, after some time, she ran away from me and didn’t even want to talk,” said Pelé, in interview to “Caras” magazine, which covered the event: “Today, we are very good friends. And I can only say that she grew up too fast! It seems like yesterday I met my daughter”.

Today, aged 31, Gemima still feels the pain of having lost the father who raised her. “A month you went to your eternal home with God. A lifetime with you didn’t seem like it was enough. I wanted more time. I’m so grateful that you chose me as your daughter and I chose you as my father . It was love at first sight between us. My love for you is eternal. I know I’ll see you again in heaven, but the longing is great. I love you forever, papi. Love of my life, “she wrote in a photo shared when completed one month of Pelé’s death.

To pay homage to him, as well as some of his sisters, he tattooed a memory of Pelé: a dedication from him now eternalized on the skin, “From papa”.