More than 16 years after Malcolm McLaren’s death, disputes connected to his estate and personal effects continue among his relatives. Reports say a “death mask” connected to McLaren has become a focal point for disagreement within his family. Separate claims attributed to his last girlfriend raise allegations that McLaren’s brother and his son have been treating him—implicitly in relation to the handling of his affairs and money—as a source of profit. The coverage frames the situation as ongoing “anarchy” within the family, suggesting that disagreements persist despite the time elapsed since his passing. While the articles reference both the death mask and accusations involving the brother and son, they do not provide detailed, substantiated accounts of specific legal actions or outcomes in the excerpts provided. Overall, the available information centers on internal family conflict tied to McLaren’s remains or memorabilia and contested management of his estate-related matters, with claims coming from his last girlfriend as the driver of the latest allegations.