After Tupac Shakur’s passing, Afeni Shakur, his mother, took charge of his estate, establishing Amaru Records to manage his unreleased music. However, upon her sudden death from a heart attack, management of Amaru Entertainment and Tupac’s estate fell into the hands of Tom Whalley, who had signed Tupac to Interscope back in 1989. Whalley, formerly of Warner Bros Records, faced legal action in January 2022 from Tupac’s sister, Sekyiwa Shakur, and the Tupac Shakur Foundation, alleging mismanagement and embezzlement.

Tupac’s entrepreneurial spirit was evident in his ownership of Euphanasia, a company aimed at developing movie projects and supporting community initiatives. Despite his passing, Tupac had numerous business ideas, including The Underground Railroad charity and “Thug Mansions,” intended to provide support and opportunities for disadvantaged youth.

As for Tupac’s estate, its value is a subject of debate. While TheRichest estimates it at around $40 million, The Mirror suggests it could exceed $100 million when factoring in unreleased material. Afeni Shakur, Tupac’s mother, had a net worth of $50 million at the time of her death, although the specifics of her inheritance from Tupac remain unclear.