Ricky Hatton left £30MILLION estate after his tragic death, new figures reveal, as son Campbell claims family are ‘completely in the dark’ amid dispute over late boxer’s finances

Boxing legend Ricky Hatton, who died by suicide in September 2025 aged 46, left an estate valued at approximately £30 million. However, a year on, his family claims to remain "completely in the dark" regarding how the fortune will be distributed, with communication between the estate's trustees and the family having reportedly broken down. Hatton is understood to have intended his wealth to benefit his three children: Campbell, Millie and Fearne.

During his successful boxing career, Hatton accumulated over £20 million in business assets and at least £10 million in property investments across multiple locations including his hometown of Hyde, Greater Manchester, as well as Leicestershire, London and Kent. His former family home in Gee Cross, Greater Manchester, sold for £1.5 million earlier this year after initially being listed for £1.85 million. The family has expressed frustration at the lack of transparency, with his eldest son Campbell noting that they have had no involvement in his father's finances for over 15 years.