Chadwick Boseman's $2.3 million estate will be split between his widow and his parents

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The late Chadwick Boseman's estate is set to be evenly split between his widow and his parents, following the actor's untimely passing in 2020.The Black Panther star - who was only 43 at the time of his death - left behind a$2.3 million fortune,after taxes, funeral, legal, and lawyer fees were subtracted.His widow Taylor Simone Ledward, 31, has reportedly asked for her husband’s estate to be split between herself andher in-laws,Leroy and Carolyn, as perBlack Enterprise.

Even split: The late Chadwick Boseman's estate is set to be evenly split between his widow and his parents, following the actor's untimely passing in 2020; Pictured 2018 Simone Ledward - who was in charge of settling the estate - is set toreceive $1.15 million from the estate, with an equal number going to her late husband's parents.

The actor reportedly did not have a will at the time of his passing, which means thatthe amount of legal fees the family had to pay out was much higher than if he had one.The total total value of Boseman’s estate was estimated to be about $3,881,758 prior to the various fees.

Even split: The actor left behind a $2.3 million fortune, andTaylor Simone Ledward, 31, has asked for her husband’s estate to be split between herself and her in-laws, Leroy and Carolyn; Pictured in 2019 Chadwick passed away on August 28, 2020, after a private four-year battle withstage three colon cancer - which later progressed to stage four - following a diagnosis in2016.The Oscar nominee and Simone got married in secret, close to a year prior to his death.The couple had been together since 2016, but it wasn’t until the actor's passing that the family confirmed to the public that he was married.Boseman's family said in a statement that he 'died in his.