Juice Wrld's estate is thought to be worth a huge $3.3 million, despite his tender age of just 21 when he died.
The rapper, whose real name was Jarad Higgins, died on December 8, last year, after allegedly swallowing multiple pills in an attempt to hide them from police about to board his plane. He suffered a fatal seizure at Chicago's Midway Airport.
Legal documents obtained by TMZ state that the star's estate is worth a massive $3,278,867.49.
The wealth is partly made up of his Miami condo, which is thought to be worth around $1,490,000.
His money is spread across several bank account, with one said to have $1,001,515.68 sitting in it.
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Juice Wrld also had a huge collection of pricey watches and jewellery thought to be worth almost $460,000.
But it's thought that he could have had even more money in trusts outside of his estate.
The star's cause of death was confirmed as an accidental overdose of Oxycodone.
The Cook County Medical Examiner said that they found toxic levels of Oxycodone and codeine in his system.
Law enforcement officers said they found a bottle of it on the plane after Juice's death.
His mum Carmella Wallace has said her late son "battled with prescription drug dependency".
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On the day he died, the pilot of his plane had raised the alarm after noticing that weapons were being carried on the flight from Los Angeles.
FBI and FAA agents were waiting on the ground when the plane landed.
It's reported that Juice swallowed a number of pills in a bid to hide them from the feds while they searched through his and his entourage's luggage.
He's said to have taken the pills at some point before the plane landed and the feds conducting their search.
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He collapsed and is believed to have been conscious when he was taken to a medical centre, but he died shortly after that.
