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Biggie's Son Fights Grandmother's Will Changes
20 Aug
Summary
- Christopher Wallace Jr. claims his grandmother's will was altered shortly before her passing.
- The will amendment allegedly removed grandchildren and named Biggie's ex-manager executor.
- Wallace Jr. questions the validity of his grandmother's signature on the amendment.
Christopher Wallace Jr. has taken legal action, alleging his grandmother Voletta Wallace's will was drastically altered weeks before her death in February 2026. He claims an amendment signed just 15 days prior to her passing purportedly removed him and his sister as beneficiaries.
This amendment also reportedly named Wayne Barrow, a former manager of The Notorious B.I.G., as the estate's executor. Wallace Jr. asserts his grandmother was in declining health and heavily medicated during this period, raising concerns about the legitimacy of her signature on the amendment.
Wallace Jr. is asking the court to invalidate the amendment and remove Barrow as executor. This challenge arises after Barrow recently won a legal dispute against Faith Evans, Biggie's widow, regarding access to trust profits. The legal maneuver by Wallace Jr. appears aimed at disrupting Barrow's control over Voletta Wallace's estate.
