Late rapper Mac Miller's $11 million estate is being split between his friends and family

A little over a year has passed since the tragic death of rapper Mac Miller.
And now his $11 million fortune has finally been lifted and split between his close friends and family. Dailymail, Telegrafi reports.
The rapper's estimated net worth came to about $11.3 million according to estate documents that included property values and cash, reports TMZ.

While his parents and brother, Miller McCormick, will receive most of the items, his close friends have signed up to receive quite a few of the star's personal items as well.
Before he died, Mac left a will in which he wrote specific instructions for those close to him in his life, including leaving his clothes and electronics to his friend, Bryan Johnson.
It means his friend will own all the televisions, laptops and iPads. Another friend, Q Chandler-Cuff, will take all the silver jewellery, which is estimated to be worth 'tens of thousands of dollars'.

Dylan Reynolds is set to take all of his instruments and equipment, including his $5000 worth of guitars.
And his last friend Jimmy Murton will take his furniture.
That leaves his family with about five million dollars in what he had in his bank and brokerage accounts and other items he didn't include in his will.

The Grammy-nominated artist passed away last year due to a drug overdose.
His drug dealer was recently arrested by police for his involvement in the rapper's death, with reports citing that he "gave him a lethal dose of mixed drugs." /Telegraph/
































































