Ronnie Wood y Jo Wood , en subasta en conjunto, de objetos personales de Ronnie

Ronnie Wood y  Jo, "siguen siendo amigos cercanos" a pesar de subasta en conjunto de propiedades de Ronnie 

El subastador Darren Julien se está preparando para una venta masiva de más de 600 artículos personales pertenencias a Ronnie Wood y de su ahora ex-esposa Jo Wood.

Al igual que muchas subastas de Julian , esta subasta ha creado cierta controversia, ya que Ronnie ha pronunciado recientemente en oposición a la venta de sus pertenencias personales, negando su implicación en el 'conjunto' de la venta.

En respuesta a las recientes declaraciones que salen de Ronnie diciendo que está "sorprendido y decepcionado" por la subasta de sus objetos personales, lo que ha sido "erróneamente como una venta conjunta", Darren dice que  Ronnie ha sabido de la subasta desde su inicio.

"[Los productos] fueron ambos propiedad de Ronnie y Jo y así es como lo estamos representando", dijo Darren. "Y para ser honesto con ustedes, yo creo que es más de las personas que lo rodean dando el lugar al estado  sí mismo de Ronnie ."

La casa de subastas tiene un contenido de la casa de Londres  de la pareja, que vivió durante casi 30 años, e incluye letras escritas a mano, guitarras y ropa hecha a mano por Jo durante la gira de los Rolling Stones.

Darren dice que la subasta no  ha roto màs a  la pareja separada, a pesar de las declaraciones dadas a conocer por su publicista.

"Han seguido siendo amigos, siguen siendo muy buenos amigos", dijo Darren. "Él sabe de la subasta desde que empezamos a trabajar en ella . Creo que está un poco sorprendido por algunas de las cosas que tiene, pero como ella dijo, "muchas de las prendas de vestir que son de la gira, son realmente hechas para ella.

Mientras que la subasta de todas sus pertenencias puede parecer como una estratagema para conseguir una venganza de Jo, Darren insiste en que no está tratando de volver a Ronnie en absoluto.

Ronnie Wood and Jo Wood, at auction together personal items Ronnie

Ronnie e & Jo Wood, "still close Friends" despite Joint Property Auction

auctioneer Darren Julien is gearing up for a massive sale of over 600 items  Ronnie Wood’s personal belongings from his and now ex-wife Jo Wood’s property.

Much like many of Julian’s Auctions past collections, this auction has created some controversy because Ronnie has recently come out as opposed to the sale of his personal belongings, denying his involvement in the ‘joint’ sale.

In response to those recent statements coming out from Ronnie saying he’s “shocked and disappointed” at the auctioning off his personal belongings, which has been “misrepresented as a joint sale,” Darren claims Ronnie has known about the auction since its start.

“[The items] were both owned by Ronnie and Jo and that’s how we’re representing it,” said Darren. “And to be honest with you, I think it’s more of the people surrounding him giving the statements rather than Ronnie himself.”

The auction house has contents of the couple’s London home, which they lived in for nearly 30 years, and includes handwritten lyrics, guitars, and clothing handmade by Jo during The Rolling Stones tour.

Darren says that the auction hasn’t torn the couple apart further, despite those statements released by his publicist.

“They’ve remained friends, they’re still very close friends,” said Darren. “He’s known about the auction since we started working on it. I think he’s just a little surprised at some of the things she has, but as she said, a lot of the clothing items that are from the tour she actually made for him.”

While auctioning off all your once other half’s belongings may seem like a ploy to get bitter revenge, Darren insists that Jo isn’t looking to get back at Ronnie at all.

“She’s not bitter at all, she’s actually very lovely,” said Darren, adding that she was actually on conference calls with Ron and himself.

Now the important question; can Ronnie bid on his own stuff at the auction? Darren says yes, but he might have some tough competition from avid memorabilia collectors.

If you want to own a piece of rock and roll history, the Ronnie and Jo Wood Collection will go up for auction on October 27th at Julien’s Auctions Beverly Hills gallery. Jo Wood will also be there in person giving interviews at the auction.