THE SIX: PRINCE’S HEIRS HAVE BEEN OFFICIALLY DETERMINED

We now know which of those who'd claimed to be potential heirs to the humongously valuable Prince estate are legit. Bremer Trust, the special administrator of the estate, has determined that the six siblings and half-siblings are the same people listed as Prince's only heirs in the original paperwork filed by full sister Tyka Nelson seeking a special administrator for the estate in the absence of a known will, USA Today reports.

Along with Tyka, the lucky winners are Sharon, Norrine and John Rodger Nelson, the children of Prince's father during his earlier marriage to their mother, Vivian Nelson; Alfred Alonzo Jackson, the son of Prince’s mom Mattie, born during her earlier marriage to Alfred B. Jackson; and Omarr Julius Baker, the son of Mattie and Hayward Julius Baker, though it’s unclear whether the two were married at the time.

All, according to Bremer Trust, are Prince's half-siblings as a matter of law, meaning no genetic testing is required to establish their relationship to Prince.

It isn’t yet known what appointed co-executors L. Londell McMillan and Charles Koppelman are planning or considering in their efforts to exploit the Prince brand.