The legal battle over Prince's estate came to an end on Sunday five years after his untimely death at 57 in 2016.The star's wealth, which totaled $156.4 million, was fought over by a number of that star's potential heirs because the Purple Rain singer did not leave a will.The Internal Revenue Service andComerica Bank & Trust, the estate's administrator, finally came to an agreement on the valuation after giving wildly different estimations at the beginning.
Settled:Prince may have died in 2016, but the legal battle over his estate just came to an end on Sunday (pictured 2015)While the government agency originally set their opinion at$163.2 million, Comerica Bank & Trust gave a much more modest value of$82.3 million.
Prince died of a fentanyl overdose in 2016. His heirs lawyered up and the legal battle began following his death. Two of them, his siblingsAlfred Jackson and John R.
Nelson, passed away in the ensuing years.'It has been a long six years,' an attorney for three of Prince's siblingsL. Londell McMillan said at a hearing on Friday.
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