Maddison Sullivan-Thorpe

Potentially, allegedly, allegedly.

It was interesting as well, because there might be some further context you might be wondering.

And this is where I think we get into the element of it that has hit the mainstream in this, I guess, succession style drama.

But the BBC reported that their investigators have been examining that there was apparently quite a tense relationship between the two.

And that, you know, in the lead up to the death, the possible motive was the nature of where their relationship had shifted.

And just a little bit of context, Jonathan has been involved in Mango for the last two decades.

And so apparently there was a little bit of tension within the business.

And the quote was used of emotional manipulation over his father in relationship to him wanting to start a charity.

So Jonathan and his family actually...

exercised 95% control of Mango.

So I think that context is really important of just how much I guess is at stake and play here if his father was making decisions that did impact that stake.

This is one of the 45.

You know, it's so funny to me because Succession is probably my favourite show.

And when I was reading this, I was like, oh, my God, this is real life.

This is not a TV show.

But it writes like one.

It reads like one.

I feel like, and I'm going to put the business hat on not to be insensitive to what's going on, but there has been a lot of change at Mango as well that apparently Jonathan has been sort of at the helm of.

And, you know, I think 15, 20 years ago, Mango wasn't the behemoth that it was now.

Now you say Mango and it sits alongside the likes of Zara.