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Tay Keith Estate Faces Nearly $200K in Creditor Claims
19 Sep
Summary
- Estate of Tay Keith faces nearly $200,000 in creditor claims.
- American Express and Bank of America filed claims against the estate.
- Tay Keith died from toxic effects of ketamine and mitragynine.

The estate of acclaimed hip-hop producer Tay Keith is currently facing substantial financial demands, with creditors submitting claims totaling nearly $200,000. American Express National Bank has lodged two separate claims, seeking approximately $60,000 on a Business Platinum account and an additional $27,000 on a Platinum account.
Further complicating the financial landscape, Bank of America has filed a claim related to Tay Keith's 2024 Mercedes-Benz GLS, asserting that the estate owes around $115,000. These combined claims highlight the significant debt facing the late producer's assets.
Tay Keith's estate, left behind upon his passing in June, is substantial and includes his music catalog, royalties, bank accounts, luxury vehicles, real estate, and various business interests. The medical examiner determined his death was due to the toxic effects of ketamine and mitragynine, an active compound found in kratom. The creditor claims emerged after a public notice in his probate case invited all creditors to present their demands.