the Murdochs to Donald Trump's January 6 attempted coup in a June 29 article. Keane gave the opinion “If Trump ends up in the dock for a variety of crimes committed as president, as he should be, not all his co-conspirators will be there with him. Nixon was famously the “unindicted co-conspirator” in Watergate. The Murdochs and their slew of poisonous Fox News commentators are the unindicted co-conspirators of this continuing crisis.” Crikey originally removed the article to avoid legal persecution but later republished it with Editor Peter Fray accusing Murdoch of "using the law to silence public debate," and "seeking to intimidate us." Personal life Murdoch married British-born Australian model/actress Sarah O'Hare in 1999. The couple have two sons, Kalan Alexander, born on 9 November 2004, and Aidan Patrick, born on 6 May 2006; and one daughter, Aerin Elisabeth, named for his sister and grandmother, born on 12 April 2010. The Murdochs owned "Berthong", a house in , Sydney, until it was sold to Russell Crowe in 2003. In November 2009, Murdoch purchased "Le Manoir", a mansion in Bellevue Hill for $23 million; and purchased an adjoining property two years later. In 2017, Murdoch and his wife paid 29 million for a large equestrian property in Aspen, Colorado, that contains a six-bedroom home. In 2019, they purchased the Chartwell Estate in Los Angeles for an estimated 150 million. Net worth Ancestry See also Murdoch family References This article contains content from the defunct wiki, HierarchyPedia, used here under the GNU Free Documentation License Further reading Wendy Goldman Rohm Murdoch Mission (2002). Interviews with various Murdoch family members Neil Chenoweth Virtual Murdoch (2001). Mainly about Rupert Murdoch Paul Barry, Rich Kids, Bantam Books, 2002, Kirkpatrick, David, "Murdoch Gets a Jewel. Who'll Get His Crown?" New York Times, 28 December 2003. Milliken, Robert, "Lachlan Murdoch; Heir to the Sun and Sky", The Independent (London), 7 May 1995. Pappu, Sridhar, "Lachlan Murdoch, Spiky Punk Heir Right for Post?" New York Observer, 24 November 2003. Salamon, Julie, "Television: An American Story; A Family That Tried to Be Both Rich and Good", New York Times, 1 October 2000. Manning, Paddy, "The Successor: The High Stakes Life of Lachlan Murdoch" Black Inc [Schwartz Books Pty Ltd] 2022 External links 1971 births Living people Lachlan News Corporation people Businesspeople from London People from Manhattan Phillips Academy alumni Princeton University alumni Indian Premier League franchise owners British