Drama in the cathedral
Widow Simone Lugner does not sit with the family
Richard Lugner's sixth and last wife Simone Lugner did not sit with his family at the funeral service for the deceased master builder in St. Stephen's Cathedral. His coffin was also not accompanied into the cathedral by his widow, but by his ex-wife Christina "Mausi" Lugner.
Simone Lugner only arrived at St. Stephen's Cathedral in a white stretch limousine after the Lugner family had attended the blessing at his coffin and mourned him.
She did not sit in the first row of pews on the left with his son Alexander and his daughter Jacqueline, her husband Leo Lugner and her mother Christina, but in the row of pews next to them. Away from the nuclear family.
Lugner's son Andreas also sat in the right-hand pew, but Simone also kept her distance from him. It is said that only Leo Lugner greeted her. It is unclear whether condolences were sent to her. There is talk of an ice age within the family.
It is said that Lugner changed his will after his marriage to Simone and made provisions for her.
It was only on June 1 that Simone Reiländer (42) became Richard Lugner's sixth wife. Shortly after the wedding, he suddenly suffered health problems and had to undergo heart surgery. On August 12, he closed his eyes forever.
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