Ivana Trump could leave a fortune to the loved one who was with her at the end, according to speculation being bandied about online.

RadarOnline reported that ā€œmillionsā€ had been set aside in Ivana Trumpā€™s will for the care of her Dog Tiger. Ivana was former President Donald Trumpā€™s first wife.

ā€œTiger was her best friend. She loved that Dog,ā€ RadarOnline said it was told by a family insider. ā€œTiger was always getting under her feet and snapping at everyone but her. Ivana didnā€™t care.ā€

Ivana Trumpā€™s will has not been made public.

According to RadarOnline, the dog is currently living with one of Ivana Trumpā€™s assistants.

ā€œTiger was all she had. She died a single woman. Her children were grown up ā€” and she would have been totally alone if not for Tiger. I wouldnā€™t be surprised if she left millions in her will to Tiger,ā€ the source said.

ā€œShe loved animals more than people.ā€

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As Ivana Trumpā€™s Wednesday funeral approached, guests were asked not to bring flowers but to donate to Big Dog Ranch Rescue, a Florida-based nonprofit, People reported.

The rescue published a tribute to Ivana Trump on its website.

ā€œIvana Trump was an incredible woman ā€” a force in business, a world-class athlete, a radiant beauty, and caring mother and friend. Ivana Trump was a survivor. She fled from communism and embraced this country. She taught her children about grit and toughness, compassion and determination,ā€ the statement said.

ā€œIvana was philanthropically involved with many charities throughout her entire life, but always remained steadfast and passionate in her love for animals.ā€

Ivana Trumpā€™s funeral will be held at St. Vincent Ferrer Roman Catholic Church in New York City, with Donald Trump and the coupleā€™s three children ā€” Ivanka, Eric and Donald Jr. ā€” expected to attend.

Ivana Trump, 73, was found dead Thursday in her Manhattan townhouse. Her body was discovered at the bottom of a staircase. The New York City medical examiner ruled that she died of ā€œblunt impact injuriesā€ to her torso.

This article appeared originally on The Western Journal.