Michael Schumacher's condition is reportedly not going to improve and and wife Corrina already accepted the fact that her husband would not fully recovery from the brain injury after the skiing accident two years ago.

The seven-time F1 champion is still being attended to 24/7 in his mansion in Gland, Switzerland and has shown little progress.

Meanwhile, Corrina Schumacher is now handling his half-a-billion-dollar estate because of Michael Schumacher's condition, and that includes selling their £25 million jet and holiday home.

"She knows her husband, who requires care and therapy around the clock, will never enjoy these things again," an article from Germany said, as shared by Daily Mail.

Meanwhile, Mick Schumacher has been enjoying success as he attempts to chart his own career in racing, following his father's footsteps.

The teenager won his first F4 race at the Oschersleben track in German y. It's a bit of a good news amid the lack of updates on the seven-time F1 champion's health condition.

Michael Schumacher's manager Sabine Kehn told German magazine Bunte that if not for his condition, the former F1 racing champ "would love nothing more than to watch his son race."

"Michael would have had a lot of fun accompanying his son to the races - and giving him advice. I'm sure he would be very proud," she said.

Corrina Schumacher is also confident about her son's abilities that she didn't even go to see him race.

"She sees the dangers, but they know any other sport can also be dangerous. With Mick it's like Michael: They trusted him completely."

With Michael Schumacher's health condition still uncertain, Mick Schumacher is reportedly being trained by Sebastian Vettel.

Michael Schumacher's daughter, Gina, recently competed in the NRHA European Futurity Horse Show where she "rode a number of different horses in the competition earlier this week and is expected to take part in the final this weekend if her strong form continues," reported the Daily Express.