More than six years after the passing of Nipsey Hussle, his two children have officially received their portions of his estate.
According to TMZ, the late rapper’s children have finally been granted their share of his estate. Court documents reveal that 17-year-old Emani and 9-year-old Kross received both cash and other assets.
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TMZ’s procurement of court records indicates that Emani Asghedom and Kross are now equal beneficiaries of their father’s estate. While the specific amount remains confidential, it is known that Nipsey’s estate had an estimated valuation of about $11 million.
Born Ermias Asghedom, Nipsey was tragically shot and killed on March 31, 2019, near his Marathon Clothing store in Los Angeles. He is survived by his daughter Emani, from his relationship with Tanisha Foster, and his son Kross, with Lauren London.
The latest development comes after years of legal proceedings involving Emani’s guardianship. In 2025, Foster and Nipsey’s brother, Sam “Blacc Sam” Asghedom, who oversees the estate, reached a custody agreement that ended the long-running dispute. Under the agreement, the pair were granted joint legal and physical custody of Emani.
Emani spends 60 percent of her time with her mother and the remainder with her uncle. Foster and Blacc Sam also share equal authority to make decisions regarding her education, upbringing and overall well-being. As part of the settlement, Nipsey’s mother, Angelique Smith, and his sister, Samantha Asghedom, stepped down as co-guardians.
Away from the courtroom, Emani recently had another reason to celebrate. Last month, she graduated from Fusion Academy with Foster and Blacc Sam by her side. Foster later shared photos from the ceremony on Instagram showing Emani in a purple cap and gown posing between her mother and uncle. She captioned the photos, “Congratulations to my baby.”