The 44-year-old businessman, who co-founded the Agent Provocateur lingerie brand, is the son of Mr McLaren and Dame Vivienne Westwood.  He had launched a legal battle for a share of his father's estate, which was reduced from £218,7550 by debts and taxes of £49,000.  He said at the time he had a "sense of duty" to find out whether his father made the will while in sound mind.  But earlier this month, a probate document confirmed Miss Kim was the sole heir to Mr McLaren's estate.  A source told the Mail: "Joe is actually traumatised by this. This is a note that is written by a man who was clearly in the last days of his life, when decisions are maybe not best made. Joe is devastated."  Mr Corre was born to Mr McLaren and Dame Vivienne after they met in a squat in Clapham, south London.  Dame Vivienne had accepted money from Mr McLaren's grandmother for an abortion but changed her mind on the way to a clinic.  The couple later launched their notorious SEX shop on King's Road, London.  In 2008, Mr McLaren said: "My son, and his family don't like me."  But after his father's death, Mr Corre said: "We had a difficult relationship, but it was all right in the end.  "I went to Switzerland and we said what we had to say and we made our peace. I’m really glad I did that. It was such a release – for both of us.  "I think he was damaged and I’m a bit damaged in turn, but it makes you strong. It’s like your weakness and your force."
Malcolm McLaren, the man behind the Sex Pistols, excluded his only son from   any inheritance in his will, it was revealed.