MATTHEW Perry's personal wealth has been valued at more than $1.5 million after his death - with the money going into a trust that is already said to be worth more than $120 million. The actor died last year from the acute effects of ketamine and left a will with numerous beneficiaries, according to court filings.
Perry, 54, previously established the "Alvy Singer Living Trust," which is named after Woody Allen's character in the movie Annie Hall. He chose his father, John Perry; mother Suzanne Morrison; and half-sister Caitlin Morrison as his beneficiaries, along with an old ex-girlfriend, Rachel Dunn . Little is known about the former fashion student whom the actor dated from 2003 to 2004 when she was just 19.
New court filings seen by The U.S. Sun and filed in June show his personal property amounted to more than expected.
Lisa Ferguson, the trustee of Perry's estate, filed an inventory and appraisal document showing a balance of $1,596,914.47. That money is in addition to what his executors previously put into the living trust.
Documents state he owned no real property in California at the time of his death. The U.S.
Sun can confirm his $6 million Pacific Palisades home where he died is still in Ferguson's name and is not yet on the market. He was found unresponsive in the hot tub at the property and an assistant dragged him out of the water and called 911, but he was unable to be saved. Renovation work was being carried out at the home around the time of his death, sourc.