Prince's 'Son' To Inherit $300M Estate

The war over Prince’s estate may be taking an unexpected turn if the man who claims to be his “love child” is confirmed to be a legitimate heir to his $300 million estate. Although it was previously reported
that Prince only had one biological son, Boy Gregory Nelson, who died one week after birth, now there are rumors about another son he may have had.
According to New York Daily News, a man has come forward claiming to be Prince’s son. He reportedly saw a television advertisement for Heir Hunters International and decided to contact them. John Hilbert of Heir Hunters International recently shared details about Prince’s alleged love child with Entertainment Tonight. Hilbert also recounted how the man’s mother crossed paths with Prince back in the day. Although his claims have yet to be confirmed or denied, Hilbert insists his claims are credible enough to pursue.
“A gentleman, in his mid-30’s, residing in America’s Midwest, having read about Heir Hunters International and having seen its two partners, Shar Mansukhani and John Hilbert, on TV, contacted the firm about the procedures for establishing his rightful paternity to Prince Rogers Nelson,” Hilbert told ET in a statement.

“If paternity can be determined by clear and convincing evidence through DNA, the child would be recognized as Prince’s sole heir and receive the assets through intestate succession,” Minnesota estate lawyer Susan Link told The News. “There’s no statute of limitations on it.”
At this point, no DNA results have been released. However, Prince’s siblings have been informed by judges and lawyers that there may be more individuals to come forward in the near future with claims of entitlement to the massive estate. Only time will tell how things pan out for the estranged Nelson family.