Miho Nakayama, the actress who rose to fame with the movie 'Love Letter,' unexpectedly passed away at her home in Tokyo on December 6 last year. Her ex-husband, renowned writer Jinsei Tsuji, once wrote a message revealing that their 21-year-old son is struggling to deal with the grief of losing his mother and asked the public not to pay excessive attention.
Miho Nakayama left behind a huge inheritance. A friend close to her revealed, 'In fact, her son, who currently resides in Paris, has officially given up the right to inherit his mother's estate. Ever since Miho Nakayama’s ex-husband Jinsei Tsuji divorced her, their son has been living in France with his father, and the mother-son relationship gradually drifted apart, almost severing contact. Therefore, he has no intention of accepting her inheritance, and even though friends and family have continuously persuaded him otherwise, he remains unmoved.
Miho Nakayama and her ex-husband announced their divorce in 2014, reportedly due to dissatisfaction with her husband’s preference for gender-neutral dressing and personality incompatibility, which led to the breakdown of their 12-year marriage. However, during the rumors of marital change, Miho Nakayama was photographed holding hands and kissing musician Keiichiro Shibuya, leading to criticism of infidelity during the marriage. After the divorce by agreement in the same year, custody was awarded to the father. It was also reported that her relationship with Keiichiro Shibuya ended after she suffered domestic violence, and afraid of disturbing her son's life, she gave up the idea of visiting France, causing the mother-son relationship to weaken.
Source: China Times