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Ho= a Villa on the Riviera Became the Year-Round Playground of the Superrich</=1> Oct. 11, 2017

The wedd=ng was an accurate predictor of their future life, in which the Chatea= de l'Horizon was invaded by a steady stream of celebrities and han=ers-on. By 1951, the marriage was, to all intents and purposes, over, and A=y's womanizing continued apace. A few years later, after his disapp=oving father's death, it was revealed that My had been passed over=in favor of his son, Karim. When Aly died in a car crash outside Paris, his=body was interred at his Riviera home, where it remained for over a decade b=fore being moved to a mausoleum in Syria.

=he Château de L'Horizon is now the property of the Saudi royal=family, who have expanded and altered it almost beyond recognition. Or so, a= least, Lovell speculates based on long-distance photographs. Because it =80 s now heavily guarded, she has never set foot in the house she brings s= vividly to life.

Sadie Stein is a contributing e=itor at The Paris Review.

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