Beloved Hollywood director John Singleton's daughter will inherit his $3.8million estate, according to his will.
The Boyz n the Hood director tragically passed away at the age of 51 on Monday after his family shut off his life support machine after he suffered a debilitating stroke.
Singleton's last will and testament was filed by his mother Shelia Waard and it leaves his estate to his eldest child 26-year-old Justice Maya Singleton.
The will was penned in 1993 when Justice was Singleton's only child.
Now he has six other children - Maasai, Hadar, Cleopatra, Selenesol, Isis, and Seven - who may have rights to his inheritance because they were not specifically excluded from the will, according to TMZ.
The $3.8million estate likely doesn't reflect Singleton's full assets as he reports claim the director was worth $35million at the time of his death.
John Singleton's $3.8million estate will be left to his eldest child Justice Maya Singleton, 26
Singleton's last will and testament, which was written back in 1993, was filed by his mother Shelia Waard and it leaves his estate to his eldest child
The will was penned in 1993 when Justice was Singleton's only child. Now he has six other children - Maasai, Hadar, Cleopatra, Selenesol, Isis, and Seven - who may have rights to his inheritance because they were not specifically excluded from the will. Justice pictured left with sister Hadara and father John in 2005
Under California law the six other Singleton children could have a strong case to divide the $3.8million estate equally among themselves, each taking 1/7 of the inheritance.
There have also been reports that his sister and mother were fighting over his inheritance and legacy in his final months.
He suffered a stroke two weeks ago after returning to the U.S. from a trip in Costa Rica and was subsequently placed in a medically induced coma.
His mother Shelia Ward filed an application to establish a temporary conservatorship for his estate in April.
In court documents she wrote that her son was 'hospitalized in a coma and is unable to provide for his personal needs.'
The beloved Academy Award-nominated director passed away on Monday two weeks after suffering a stroke
