News about Johanna Bennett

Tony Bennett 's daughters have broken their silence after suing their brothers and the late singer's widow amid a bitter inheritance battle over their father's estate - and revealed what they think their father would have wanted. The legendary crooner died last July aged 96, and Bennett's daughters, Johanna Bennett, 53, and Antonia Bennett, 50, have now filed a lawsuit regarding his estate. They named their brothers D'Andrea 'Danny' Bennett, 70, and Daegal 'Dae' Bennett, 68, and the singer's widow Susan Benedetto, 56, in the legal filing and demanded they list and turn over all assets held by the singer.

Tony Bennett's family appears headed for a legal battle less than a year after the legendary singer died at the age of 96. Bennett's daughters Antonia Bennett and Johanna Bennett on Wednesday named their brothers D'Andrea 'Danny' Bennett and Daegal 'Dae' Bennett and the singer's widow Susan Benedetto in a legal filing regarding the singer's estate.

Susan Benedetto, Tony Bennett's widow, is sharing more of her late husband's memory, just days after he died at 96. "Benedetto, his family name, which I made myself when we married," Susan, 56, told People Sunday. 'And I was most fortunate to have Tony in my life.'

This is the dramatic moment when late, great Tony Bennett left Yankee Stadium with a stunning interpretation of 'America the Beautiful' ahead of Game 1 of the World Series in 1998. Fans reminiscing on some of his most popular times after the American crooner and jazz singer died on Friday at the age of 96. One of them was a spectacular night at Yankee Stadium in 1998, when New York native Bennett stepped out in front of a full house to perform in the World Series's first game.