More Than 7 Years After Nipsey Hussle’s Death, His Children Receive Their Inheritance
More Than 7 Years After Nipsey Hussle’s Death, His Children Receive Their Inheritance
More than seven years after Nipsey Hussle’s tragic d3ath, the late rapper’s two children have officially received their inheritance.
According to TMZ and confirmed by the Los Angeles Times, the estate of Nipsey Hussle—born Ermias Asghedom—has completed its final distribution. His daughter, Emani, 17, and son, Kross, 9, reportedly received their share of the estate in cash and other assets after a judge approved the final distribution. While the exact dollar amounts were not disclosed, the estate is reportedly valued at approximately $11 million, with each child receiving 50% of the assets.
Nipsey was fatally sh0t outside his Marathon Clothing store in South Los Angeles on March 31, 2019, at the age of 33. In 2022, Eric Holder Jr. was convicted of first-degree m*rder in the k!lling and was later sentenced to at least 60 years to life in prison.
Since his passing, Nipsey’s legacy has continued through his music, entrepreneurial ventures and community impact in South Los Angeles. His Marathon brand has remained active, with his family continuing to expand the business while preserving the vision he built during his lifetime.

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