Crystal Heiress Demands EUR 5 Million From Ex She Left For EUR 35 Billion Red Bull Tycoon

Crystal heiress Victoria Swarovski who left her husband for EUR 35 billion Red Bull tycoon Mark Mateschitz is demanding a EUR 5 million payoff from her ex.

Lawyers for Swarovski, 29, are reportedly seeking a massive settlement from her 46-year-old former husband, property magnate Werner Muerz.

Documents emerged in German media this week saying the lion’s share of her demand is EUR 3 million (GBP 2.6 million) in cash.

Swarovski – who stands to inherit her own millions from her family’s firm – is also demanding three of his luxury cars.

She also wants a EUR 1.5 million (GBP 1.3 million) share in a property he bought her.

Details of the split emerged in German media amid reports that all she left behind in her former marital home were her pet Lhasa Apsos dogs Winnie and Gio.

Swarovski’s demands were reportedly based on the couple’s marriage contract from 2017, which she now claims is highly in favour of her husband, according to local media.

The couple announced they would separate on friendly terms in February 2023, just weeks before the heiress started seeing 31-year-old Mateschitz.

After weeks of speculation, the pair made the new romance public by posting an Easter snap together from South Africa, on 9th April.

The snap appeared on Swarovski’s Instagram profile with a caption reading: “No-Bunny compares to you. Happy Easter everyone…”

An acquaintance of hers later revealed that the posting left Muerz heartbroken and claimed that he is still madly in love with her.

Victoria and her new lover were last seen together holding hands at the Red Bull Arena in the city of Salzburg, earlier this month.

They reportedly live together in one of Mateschitz’s estates – reportedly a castle – in the same city.

Mateschitz officially become one of the richest men in the world after being declared the sole heir to his late father Dietrich’s fortune by the Salzburg District Court earlier this month.

After having inherited his dad’s estate, he became the world’s 35 richest person – Forbes magazine reckons – with his fortune skyrocketing to USD 35.6 billion (GBP 28.3 billion, EUR 32.6 billion).

Aside from his father’s 49 per cent stake in Red Bull, he has also inherited a portfolio of luxury mansions including an island in Fiji, castles in Austria and an estate in London’s exclusive Knighstbridge.