Nipsey Hussle's Estate Reportedly Settled Six Years After His Death, With His Two Children Receiving Equal Shares

More than six years after the death of Grammy-nominated rapper Nipsey Hussle, his estate has reportedly reached a major legal milestone. According to newly reported court documents, the late artist’s two children have now received equal shares of his estate following the completion of a lengthy probate process.

The reported settlement closes one of the final chapters in the administration of Nipsey’s assets while reinforcing the financial planning and ownership philosophy he championed throughout his career. His legacy extends beyond music, reflecting years of investments in businesses, intellectual property, and his South Los Angeles community.

Court documents reportedly finalize estate distribution

According to TMZ, court filings show that Nipsey Hussle’s estate has been divided equally between his daughter Emani and his son Kross Ermias Asghedom. While the exact amounts remain under seal, the estate is reportedly valued at approximately $11 million, meaning each child is expected to benefit from a significant inheritance.

The filings reportedly confirm that Lauren London, the mother of Kross, signed paperwork acknowledging receipt of funds distributed on behalf of her son. The settlement follows years of legal proceedings involving the estate and custody-related matters concerning Emani, which were resolved before the final distribution.

Nipsey Hussle, born Ermias Asghedom, built his career around the idea of ownership and financial independence. Unlike many artists, he retained ownership of his master recordings, allowing his music catalog to continue generating value for his estate after his passing.

His assets also reportedly included interests in The Marathon Clothing brand, trademarks, business holdings, cash, and vehicles. Earlier probate filings valued only a portion of his estate because several assets—including publishing rights, trusts, and unreleased material—were handled separately from the probate process.

This broader ownership strategy helps explain why later estimates placed the overall estate at a substantially higher value than the initial probate filings.

The Marathon Clothing store in South Los Angeles remains one of Nipsey Hussle’s most recognizable business ventures and symbols of his ownership philosophy.

A legacy built beyond music

Nipsey Hussle was widely recognized for encouraging entrepreneurship, community investment, and generational wealth. Through The Marathon Clothing store and the Vector90 technology and entrepreneurship initiative, he promoted economic development in South Los Angeles while investing in opportunities for local youth.

His critically acclaimed 2018 album Victory Lap earned a Grammy Award nomination for Best Rap Album and experienced renewed commercial success following his death. Because he maintained ownership of much of his music, continued streaming and licensing revenue has remained part of his long-term financial legacy.

The reported estate settlement marks an important milestone for Nipsey Hussle’s family and reflects the lasting impact of the business principles he advocated throughout his life. Years after his passing, the assets he created continue supporting the next generation—fulfilling the message he often shared about building wealth that lasts beyond a lifetime.