Johnson Elisabeth Ross of Libet (Elizabeth Ross "Libet" Johnson)

Elisabeth Ross "Libet" Johnson is the American celebutante, the successor of the cosmetic empire of Johnson & Johnson.

Biography

Robert Wood Johnson the III son of the president of the American corporation Johnson & Johnson who married Betty Wold was Elisabeth's father. At them was five children:

• Robert Wood Johnson IV,
• Keith Johnson (died in 1975 of cocaine overdose),
• Billy Johnson (broke on the motorcycle),
• Elisabeth Johnson,
• Christopher Wold Johnson.

By 40 years Libet had five defects which came to the end with stains and four children.

Elisabeth Johnson in James Chaylds's picture "Lady H (Libit)", 1998, oil.

In 2003 Elisabeth organized a shelter in Cambodia.

In 2006 the niece Elisabeth Johnson - Casey Johnson - announced a quarrel with the aunt — Elisabeth Ross "Libet" Johnson. Casey learned — through several enough personal e-mails — that the aunt fought off her the guy, John Dee.

In July, 2011 Johnson purchased for $48 million the brick house in New York in the neo-Gregorian style. Sellers the industrial magnate Roger Barnett and Sloan Lindemann Barnett (Sloan Lindemann Barnett) acted^[1]

Leasing of a townhouse in New York

In September, 2016 it became known that Elisabeth Johnson exposed the townhouse located on 69th Vostochnoy Street in the center of Manhattan on the New York market of lease of housing. The rental rate is set at the level of 95 thousand dollars a month, Curbed reports.

Johnson's house contains seven bedrooms and 11 bathrooms. Besides, in it there are five fireplaces, own hairdressing salons and the night club equipped in the cellar. In due time the townhouse belonged Vanderbiltam — to family of the American millionaires, and the creator of the website Beauty.com Roger Barnett. Elisabeth Johnson purchased the house in 2011 for 48 million dollars.

In April, 2016 the celebutante offered the real estate for sale for 55 million dollars, but persons interested to purchase an object was not.

New York is traditionally included into the three of the cities of the USA with the highest cost of lease of housing, ceding on this indicator only San Francisco. In the summer of 2016 the megalopolis headed the rating of the most expensive cities of the world published by Savills company for accommodation of staff of the international companies.