L.A. Billionaire’s Nanny-Turned-Mistress’ Funeral Held Today After Mysterious Death
Jan. 11 2019, Published 2:53 p.m. ET
The stunning wife of Los Angeles billionaire David Saperstein is being laid to rest today after mysteriously passing away while on a family vacation. RadarOnline.com can exclusively reveal funeral details and how beloved Hillevi was to her native Sweden.
Services for Hillevi will take place at Kamenir Chapel in Mount Sinai Simi Valley in California on Friday, January 11th, 2019 at 12pm.
As RadarOnline.com broke, the Royal Anguilla Police Service confirmed they responded to the death on January 2. She passed away at age 45.
David, the man known for having a Palace of Versailles replica built on his 5-acre estate, Hillevi and their twins Makenna and Ethan, 6, were vacationing in Anguilla at the time of her death.
The cause of death remains unknown. But a source told RadarOnline.com Hillevi previously underwent a procedure for veneers. Her mouth became infected and she has suffered medical problems over the past year.
An acquaintance of Hillevi exclusively told RadarOnline.com, “Here in her birth neighborhood she is a very loved and well-known person. A local famous person because of her kindness and her love for her childhood friends that she visited and cared for very, very much.”
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The friend said she was a “good-hearted person” and “everybody loved her.”
“Everyone is devastated that she is gone,” the friend continued.
The Metro Networks Founder had a Bel Air, Los Angeles home built in 1996 for his first wife Suzanne. It was completed in 2002.
David left Suzanne for Hillevi, who was the family’s Swedish nanny, in 2003.
In David’s divorce from Suzanne, she was awarded the estate. She put the home on the market for $78 million.
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