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Prince's siblings agreed to "openly communicate" with each other as they attended the first hearing to divide up the late singer's estate.

Monday, 2 May 2016
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The Purple Rain star's sister Tyka and five of his half siblings met in court in Minnesota today to begin the task of going through his assets.
Judge Kevin Eide appointed Prince's longtime bank Bremer Trust, National Association, as the "special administrator" to oversee his estate.
According to the judge, all of Prince's heirs - Tyka and half-siblings Norrine and Sharon Nelson, Omarr Baker and Alfred Jackson - except for his half-brother John Nelson, agreed to the bank's appointment.
Musician Prince
Prince died without a will
Various members of the late pop star, who left no will, can be seen arriving at a probate hearing in Mineapolis this morning to begin the process of gathering and divvying up his estate, which is estimated to be worth $300m
Media outside the probate hearing in Mineapolis
He added: "They have agreed to openly communicate with each other and to have regular communication.
"None of us has a crystal ball. We don't know what claims will be made, but we will address those as they come."
Prince is reported to have left behind a £200million fortune and his sister Tyka filed papers last week to say he did not have a will.
During the hearing lawyers for Bremer Trust said that while no will has yet been found, they would continue to search for one.
Various members of the late pop star, who left no will, can be seen arriving at a probate hearing in Mineapolis this morning to begin the process of gathering and divvying up his estate, which is estimated to be worth $300m
Members of Prince's family arrive at court
Various members of the late pop star, who left no will, can be seen arriving at a probate hearing in Mineapolis this morning to begin the process of gathering and divvying up his estate, which is estimated to be worth $300m
Prince's family said they would openly communicate
The court hearing lasted just minutes and none of the siblings spoke to waiting media outside afterwards.
Prince was found dead in an elevator at his Paisley Park estate late last month.


According to ABC News , Bremer Trust drilled open the vault at his Paisley Park mansion in order for them to take an inventory of its contents as they safeguard all his assets.
Prince performs onstage at the 36th Annual NAACP Image Awards at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion on March 19, 2005 in Los Angeles, California
Prince's family have attended a probate hearing
They report that the only way to get into the vault was to drill it open as only the singer knew the code.
It has been claimed the vault contains some of Prince's unreleased music.
Speaking about his unreleased tunes, Prince previously said: “One day someone will release them. I don’t know if I will get to release them.
"There’s just so many and I like writing new stuff and we do new stuff all the time.”
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