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It’s a sad day when we have to talk about the passing of someone so young and vibrant, especially when they were part of our favorite reality TV show. Jordan Wright, known from The Only Way Is Essex, was found dead in Phuket, Thailand at the age of just 33. While his time on the show may have showcased the glamorous side of life, his untimely departure reminds us of the unpredictability of life—and perhaps the importance of a little thing called a will.
Now, before we dive into the serious stuff, let’s take a moment to remember that Jordan was more than just a reality TV star. He was a person with dreams, aspirations, and maybe a few questionable fashion choices. He was also the ex-boyfriend of Vicky Pattison, which means he had a front-row seat to the drama and glam that comes with reality stardom. But all that glitters is not gold, and it seems that Jordan’s financial legacy could use a bit of a reality check.
Reports indicate that upon his passing, Jordan left behind an estate valued at a little over £10,760. For those of you who aren’t keeping track, that’s not exactly a king’s ransom. In fact, it’s more like finding a tenner in your coat pocket after a long winter. But hey, who are we to judge? Money isn’t everything—right? Well, it might be a bit more important if you’re planning on leaving a legacy.
But here’s the kicker: Jordan didn’t have a will. Yes, you heard that right. In a world where we can plan for everything from our next holiday to our next brunch, it seems that planning for the inevitable was not on his to-do list. This oversight raises a few eyebrows and perhaps a few questions. Did he think he was invincible? Did he believe that his estate would magically take care of itself? Or was he simply too busy living life in the fast lane to think about the not-so-glamorous details?
Now, let’s not sugarcoat it: dying without a will is like going to a buffet and only eating the salad. You’re missing out on all the good stuff. Without a will, your assets are distributed according to the laws of intestacy, which can be a bit like playing a game of Monopoly where you just keep landing on Go and collecting nothing. It’s messy, it’s complicated, and it’s probably not what you would have wanted.
As we reflect on Jordan’s life and his unfortunate passing, it’s a sobering reminder for all of us. Sure, we all want to live life to the fullest and enjoy every moment, but part of that includes taking care of the nitty-gritty details. A will isn’t just a piece of paper; it’s a way to ensure that your wishes are honored—whether you want to pass on your prized collection of vintage vinyl records or your Netflix password.
So, let’s raise a glass (or a cocktail, if you’re in the spirit of Phuket) to Jordan Wright. May his memory serve as a reminder to us all: life is unpredictable, but that doesn’t mean we should leave our affairs in disarray. And if you haven’t already gotten around to it, maybe it’s time to sit down and draft that will. After all, you never know when life might throw a curveball. Cheers!
Inspired by: “TOWIE star Jordan Wright left just over £10k estate & didn’t have will after he was found dead aged…” (r/Entertainment)