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Updated · The Tab · Jun 22
Liam Payne's £21 Million Estate Can Immediately Benefit 9-Year-Old Son Bear
Updated
Updated · The Tab · Jun 22

Liam Payne's £21 Million Estate Can Immediately Benefit 9-Year-Old Son Bear

3 articles · Updated · The Tab · Jun 22

Summary

  • New probate documents show parts of Liam Payne’s estate can now be used immediately for Bear Gray Payne, with the rest to be held in trust until he turns 18.
  • Bear, 9, is the sole beneficiary of the singer’s fortune because Payne died without a will after his 2024 fall from a Buenos Aires hotel.
  • Cheryl Tweedy and music lawyer Richard Bray were appointed administrators, giving them authority to collect and manage assets valued at just over £21 million.
  • The estate includes Payne’s five-bedroom Chalfont St Giles home, bought for £3.25 million in 2021 to live closer to Bear after his split from Cheryl.
  • Kate Cassidy, Payne’s girlfriend when he died, reportedly does not plan to challenge the arrangement despite speculation she could seek part of the estate.

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