Multiple reports say a breakup between property tycoon Angelique Brunner and Thea Bartok has turned into a legal dispute in the High Court involving control of Brunner’s estimated £225 million fortune. The couple reportedly met at the World Economic Forum in Davos and, after a relationship that lasted about six years, they separate. According to the accounts, the dispute centers on Brunner’s efforts to prevent Bartok from receiving a large inheritance described by outlets as a “poor bride” claim. The reports characterize the relationship and subsequent split as contentious, using the term “toxic” to describe the legal conflict, though they do not provide full details of the underlying claims or evidence in the summaries provided. The case is presented as an attempt by Brunner to block Bartok from benefiting from financial arrangements tied to their relationship, with court action underway. The outlets agree on the basic timeline—meeting at Davos, years together, and then a High Court fight over the size and eligibility of Bartok’s potential share of the fortune—while offering limited shared specifics beyond the dispute’s financial figure.