Nipsey Hussle's Children Get Shares of $11 Million Estate

Los Angeles rapper Nipsey Hussle’s two children, 17‑year‑old daughter Emani Asghedom and 9‑year‑old son Kross, have received cash and assets representing their equal shares of his roughly $11 million estate. Court documents show the payout includes interests in his Marathon Clothing brand and related trademarks, though the exact amount remains sealed.

The distribution comes after years of legal proceedings over guardianship and estate management. In 2025, Emani’s mother Tanisha Foster and Hussle’s brother Sam “Blacc Sam” Asghedom reached a joint‑custody agreement, and that settlement also clarified control of the estate. Hussle’s brother said Puma honored the endorsement deal and helped ensure the children’s trust fund was funded, stating, “they came to the table and made sure the kids was set up straight.”

The development follows Hussle’s 2019 shooting death outside his Marathon Clothing store in Los Angeles and underscores the continuation of his business legacy through his heirs.