Heath Ledger’s Daughter Will Inherit His Entire Estate

Posted on | October 2, 2008 |

Heath Ledger’s daughter Matilda will apparently inherit his entire $16.3 million estate. The actor executed a will (What Are the Advantages of a Will?) that left nothing to his daughter, but left everything to his parents and three sisters. Those family members have allegedly gifted those distributions to Matilda.

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