Petrol and property billionaire Nick Andrianakos says he will dispute a will that has been exposed, according to multiple Australian outlets. The reports say the contested documents indicate he planned a secret family succession arrangement before his death, with parts of his estate directed to his son and another major sum to a new romantic partner.
All three sources frame the same central allegation: that the will he is said to have executed includes an $8 million gift to a new lover, alongside steps to entrust the family business to his son. They also report that Andrianakos’ position is that the will should be challenged or corrected, and that he is contesting the claims that have emerged publicly.
While the articles share the same basic facts, they emphasize different labels for what is being disputed—such as whether the succession plan was “secret” and how the timing and intent of estate changes are characterised. None of the outlets present additional, conflicting figures beyond the reported $8 million figure and the broader outline of the succession and personal-gift claims.
