Dispute over Warhol portrait of Farrah Fawcett due in court But it received only one of the works. The university hired private investigators to track down the missing Warhol and what appeared to be the work was seen on a TV reality show hanging over O'Neal's bed at his home in Malibu, California. In her will Fawcett left an estate valued at £6 million (£3.8 million) but bequeathed nothing to O'Neal. In his deposition O'Neal says the picture - which is nearly identical to another Warhol portrait already at the university's art museum - was "usually displayed" at his Malibu home. However he lent the picture to Fawcett in 1997 after she caught O'Neal in bed with another woman. The actor's lover at the time said she felt uncomfortable with the picture hanging over the bed. O'Neal is due to give evidence in the case, which could be delayed, along with Jaclyn Smith who, like Fawcett, was a star of the popular 1970s TV show, Charlie's Angels. Other witnesses are expected to include the couple's son, Redmond O'Neal and Greg Lott, Fawcett's childhood sweetheart.