Richard Gere returned to the U.S. after selling property in Connecticut that was once owned by Paul Simon. The sale resulted in plans for demolition to make way for a subdivision. Lulu Simon criticized Gere for not preserving the estate, which led to a public conflict. Despite her social media anger, Gere chose not to respond to her criticisms, although her posts were later removed. A salvage company managed to save some historic elements of the demolished home, marking a loss for those valuing the estate's legacy. Gere's family initially intended to create a farm on the property before relocating to Spain.
Richard Gere faced criticism for selling the Connecticut property that once belonged to Paul Simon, as it led to the home's demolition for a new development.
Lulu Simon publicly condemned Gere for his decision to sell her childhood home, expressing frustration for not honoring commitments to preserve the land.
Despite the backlash, Gere opted to remain silent throughout the criticism directed at him, while Lulu Simon's critical posts on social media were subsequently deleted.
A salvage company succeeded in preserving some historic features of the demolished mansion, generating feelings of loss for the estate's historical significance.
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