US EditionLiam Payne's Ex Cheryl Is Left His $32.2 Million Estate After He Died With No Will
- Liam Payne, a 31-year-old former One Direction singer, died in October 2024 after falling from his third-floor hotel balcony in Buenos Aires.
- Payne died intestate, leading UK law to designate his eight-year-old son Bear as the sole heir of his $32.2 million estate, managed by Cheryl Tweedy and attorney Richard Bray.
- Payne dated Cheryl from 2016 to 2018, and they had their son Bear in 2017, while Cheryl and Bray currently hold limited authority and cannot distribute the estate funds.
- Toxicology revealed dangerously high alcohol and drug levels, including cocaine metabolites and antidepressants, contributing to Payne's polytrauma death from internal and external bleeding.
- Cheryl described Payne’s death as an “earth-shattering event” and is expected to ensure the estate benefits their son, while Payne’s family is not expected to inherit any money.
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Liam Payne Left $32M Fortune, No Will
Cheryl Tweedy, the former X Factor host who had a child with One Direction singer Liam Payne, now has partial control over his $32 million estate. Payne, 31, left no will when he fell to his death from a hotel balcony in Buenos Aires while intoxicated last October, the Guardian...
Liam Payne, who died without a will, leaves an inheritance of 32 million
Liam Payne died without a will, but Cheryl Tweedy, his former partner and mother of his son, Bear, has been appointed as one of the administrators of his heritage of considerable value. According to the UK records obtained by Rolling Stone, Payne’s gross worth of inheritance is £28,594,88 (approximately $38 million), while the net value — once the debts and expenses were covered — amounts to £24,279,728 (about $32 million). Along with Tweedy, th…
Beloved singer’s ex-partner to control his $32 million estate
Former One Direction band member Liam Payne's ex-partner Cheryl Tweedy has been named co-administrator of his $32 million estate. Payne died without a will, leaving Tweedy to manage his assets alongside music attorney Richard Mark Bray.
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