Prince's estate is finally settled after a six-year court battle. The late singer did not leave a will regarding his $156 million estate.
After the singer died in 2016, his six half-siblings were named his legal heirs. Now, according to a copy of court documents obtained by CNN, the Minnesota First Judicial District has ordered the cash in Prince's estate be split evenly between Prince Legacy LLC and Prince OAT Holdings LLC.Prince Legacy LLC consists of interests previously held by three of Prince's half-siblings, Sharon Nelson, John Nelson and Norrine Nelson.
According to court documents, Prince Oat Holdings LLC is owned by music publishing company Primary Wave and consists of interests once held by Tyka Nelson, Omarr Baker and Alfred Jackson, as well as three separate entities owned by Primary Wave.Read MoreAlso listed in the documents is the bank that was assigned by the court to administrate the estate's affairs during litigation.
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