Liam Payne
Baby Mama Named Executor of $32M Estate …
Singer Died Without a Will
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The value of late One Direction singer Liam Payne‘s multimillion-dollar estate has been tallied up … but since he died without a will, a UK court has determined Liam’s baby mama will be in charge of overseeing his money and property.
Liam’s former girlfriend & Girls Aloud member Cheryl Tweedy was appointed as one of the executors of his estate, The Guardian reports today … and music industry attorney Richard Mark Bray was named co-administrator of the $32 million estate.
The estate’s value in total was calculated at about $38M … after debts and expenses are accounted for, the final value is estimated to be about $32M. Tweedy and Bray will be in charge of decisions regarding Liam’s leftover money and possessions … and will likely set up a trust for Liam and Cheryl’s 8-year-old son, Bear.
As you know, Liam Payne fell to his death from his third-floor balcony at the CasaSur Palermo Hotel in Buenos Aires, Argentina, in October last year. He was 31.
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The investigation into his death is ongoing, with several people accused of arranging and delivering drugs to Liam in his hotel room, the effects of which allegedly led to a mental episode, and his death.
Estate law in England and Wales stipulates a deceased person’s spouse, then children — in that order — have first access to the estate of someone who dies without a will.
