Jonah Lomu’s widow breaks silence on legal battles and legacy

In an exclusive interview, Nadene Lomu, widow of rugby legend Jonah Lomu, opens up about the legal battle she’s fighting to protect Jonah’s legacy and her children.

After his death, his wife Nadene found herself in a legal tug-of-war with the company Jonah owned, Stylez Ltd, over the rights to his name.

At the heart of the dispute is a documentary about Lomu’s life that Stylez and a United Kingdom-based company plan to produce - a project Nadene Lomu strongly opposes.

Nadene shares personal stories of grief, resilience, and the promises she made to Jonah to fight for their family's rights.

This emotional conversation sheds light on the exploitation Pacific families often face, what she sees as the unjust legal system, and why she refuses to give up.

A must-watch for anyone who cherishes Jonah’s memory and wants to know the story behind the headlines.

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