Tina Turner’s widower is reportedly planning to transform the US$76 million ($126m) Swiss estate where she died into a museum dedicated to her life and work.
The Simply the Best singer, whose death aged 83 was confirmed on May 24 after she had battled health woes for years, bought her sprawling 10-building waterfront retreat that overlooks Lake Zurich in 2021 with husband Erwin Bach, 67.
Swiss newspaper Blick claimed it “may now be used to showcase memorabilia from the superstar’s career”.
The century-old, 260,000-square-foot property in the village of Staefa includes a pond, stream, swimming pool and boat deck and sits in an exclusive neighbourhood where tennis star Roger Federer, 41, also has a home.
A statue of Turner is also said to be in the works in her hometown of Brownsville, Tennessee, which is already home to The Tina Turner Museum.