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Fashion Fair sale still stings Johnson Publishing heirs years after bankruptcy

Fashion Fair’s bankruptcy sale still stings Johnson Publishing heirs, as Linda Johnson Rice and daughter Alexa Rice say former CEO Desiree Rogers betrayed the family by acquiring the iconic cosmetics brand—raising new questions about loyalty, legacy, and who profits from the Ebony and Jet empire Eunice Johnson built.

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