Jocelyn Wildenstein's body will be cremated and transported to Kenya ranch with family ties

Jocelyn Wildenstein's former fiancé spoke about plans moving forward in the wake of the socialite's death at 84 last week. Wildenstein's body will be cremated and transported to a Kenyan ranch where her parents' remains are, according to fashion designer Lloyd Klein, 57, who was with Wildenstein in her final moments. Pictured in 2022 in NYC Fashion designer Lloyd Klein, 57, who was with Wildenstein in her final moments, said her body will be cremated and transported to a Kenyan ranch where her parents' remains are; pictured in 2019 in Miami, Florida Wildenstein had died of a pulmonary embolism, which is when a blood clot blocks blood flow to the lungs, AFP reported. It was reported by AFP that Wildenstein had died of a pulmonary embolism, which is when a blood clot blocks blood flow to the lungs; pictured in September 2022 in NYC Wildenstein, dubbed the 'Catwoman' due to her appearance-altering cosmetic surgeries, died 'peacefully' in her sleep, her longtime partner added; pictured together in May 2023 in LA Wildenstein was last seen looking healthy on December 18 in Paris with Klein. Klein said the two took a nap before their New Year's Eve festivities, but when he awoke he found Wildenstein 'was cold and she was dead'; seen in May 2023 in LA Here she is seen at a much younger age as she held onto a child She came from humble origins, only to tie the knot in the 1970s with a French-born American billionaire.