The pop singer died in April without leavening a will and no child, And now all his relatives and scammers are out to scavenge his hard earn wealth he left behind. But A judge has rejected 29 people's claims that they should receive inheritance from Prince 's estate Valued at least £227 million.
A judge in Minnesota dismissed the claims for the estate, which is reportedly worth at least £227 million.
DNA
tests have now been ordered by the court to be carried out on six
people that claim they were related to the singer, who died after an
accidental overdose of the painkiller fentanyl.
Four of the
people believe they are Prince's siblings or half-siblings, and testing
will also be carried out on two women who could be his niece and
grand-niece.
Prince did not leave a will at the time of his death and did not have any surviving children.
A
man who claimed that he was Prince's son was ruled out of the
inheritance after he was tested in jail and proven not to be related.
Judge
Kevin Eide also dismissed a woman's claim that she was once married to
Prince. The woman, from Georgia, reportedly claimed that CIA had kept
the records of their marriage a secret, reports The BBC.
Court rejects 29 money scavengers ' claiming late Prince's £227 million estate
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