Nipsey Hussle’s Kids Got 50% Each—But the Asset List Is Blacked Out

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Nipsey Hussle’s estate is officially closed, but the public court record blacks out the cash and non-cash asset lists. This video breaks down what the signed probate orders actually confirm about the 50/50 distribution to his two children—and what remains hidden.

Using the final distribution order and the July 2, 2026 final discharge order, we examine how Samiel “Blacc Sam” Asghedom completed the administration, the receipts confirming distribution, resolved creditor claims, more than $251,000 in attorney fees and costs, his waived administrator compensation, and how later-discovered property must be divided.

News reports have described Nipsey Hussle’s estate as worth an estimated $11 million. The available public court order does not confirm that exact value or identify the assets underneath the redactions.

In this video:

• What the final discharge order confirms
• Why each child’s side received 50% of each asset
• What the redacted cash and non-cash schedules do—and do not—reveal
• What happened with debts, claims, legal fees, and administrator compensation
• How the order handles property discovered later

This is a document-based report using public court records. The record confirms the division, but it does not identify the specific assets underneath the redactions. This video does not claim that any particular company, trademark, or dollar amount appears in those redacted schedules.

Watch next: our Young Dolph estate court-record investigation.

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0:00 The Asset List Suddenly Goes Black
0:41 The Filing That Finally Closed the Estate
1:35 The 50/50 Split Wasn’t Just Cash
2:55 What the Public Record Won’t Reveal
4:24 The Receipts Confirm the Distribution
6:00 Debts and Claims Had to Be Cleared
7:06 More Than $251,000 in Legal Fees
8:00 What Blacc Sam Chose Not to Take
9:30 The One Detail Still Hidden
10:10 Young Dolph’s Estate Went Differently