[ SECRET POST #6991 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6991 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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[Umineko When They Cry]



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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

gonna need a citation because uh. he may not have been a billionare but he certainly "qualified" for insurance. being American doesn't mean we don't have insurance, and celebrities in general are above an income level where they get the best insurance anyway.

[(Anonymous)]

This is one of literally hundreds of articles that came out in the first few days after his death. Short answer: he did not have insurance in 2024 and it’s unlikely he managed to get it in 2025. In November of 2025 he was still uninsured per statements he made that month while auctioning off memorabilia. Because of his cancer he was not able to afford any health insurance that would cover his treatments.

This article also explains the lack of residuals since that is a big part of why he didn’t have the money people think he should have.
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cx2dw01p7k8o

[(Anonymous)]

I thought you mostly got insurance through your workplace (or through your union if you're an actor) and that only kicks in if you work a certain amount every year. He's never been a big star.