Nipsey Hussle's children will equally divide his $11 million estate after it has been cleared.

According to AfroTech, a California judge has recently made a decision that marks the end of over seven years of probate proceedings for the late rapper and entrepreneur, Nipsey Hussle. This ruling will allow his two children, Emani Asghedom and Kross Asghedom, to finally receive their inheritance. The judge's decision, which was issued on July 5, brings closure to the administration of Hussle's estate following his tragic death in a shooting in Los Angeles on March 31, 2019.

It has been revealed that the estate, which is worth around $11 million, will be divided equally between his daughter and son. However, the specific financial details of their individual inheritances have not been disclosed publicly. This decision marks the end of one of the last remaining legal matters concerning Hussle's estate, which has been overseen by his brother, Samiel "Blacc Sam" Asghedom, throughout the probate process.

Even after Hussle's passing, the estate has continued to manage his business interests, intellectual property, and the Marathon brand while also preserving projects that were close to his heart. Not only was Hussle known as a Grammy Award-winning artist, but he was also recognized as a savvy businessman whose investments were focused on his hometown of South Los Angeles. Through his ventures such as Marathon Clothing, real estate projects, and technology initiatives, he was a strong advocate for neighborhood revitalization and economic ownership within underserved communities.

These efforts have continued to shape his legacy even after his untimely death. At only 33 years old, Hussle was tragically shot outside of his Marathon Clothing store in South Los Angeles. In February 2023, Eric Holder Jr.

was sentenced to 60 years to life in prison for first-degree murder in the killing. Two other individuals were also injured in the shooting. With the court's approval, Hussle's estate will now be officially transferred to his children, marking the end of a lengthy probate process.

This decision not only ensures that his children will receive their rightful inheritance, but it also preserves the business and community initiatives that Hussle worked so hard to establish before his passing. This final ruling is a significant step in distributing the assets of one of hip-hop's most influential entrepreneurs, solidifying his lasting impact on the industry and his community.