British author Dame Jilly Cooper, who dies aged 88 in 2024, leaves a large part of her estate in her will. According to reports referenced by multiple outlets, her will provides for her two children and also makes provision for her stepdaughter. The coverage frames her bequests as generous, though specific figures and details of the distribution are not included in the information provided. One report notes that Cooper’s will makes a “huge sum” available to her family members, while another reiterates that her two children are among the principal beneficiaries. The accounts agree on the broad structure of the will: it includes both her children and her stepdaughter, indicating she makes more than one close family member a recipient of her estate. Beyond the mention of her age at death and the beneficiaries named, the available excerpts do not provide further details on the nature of any donations, timing of the will’s publication, or whether other relatives or charities are included.