Homer Laffoon Reveals Nearly $100K in Anne Heche's Estate

Homer Laffoon, the son of late actress Anne Heche, has uncovered nearly $100,000 in additional assets from her estate more than two years after her tragic death in a car accident in August 2022. As the administrator of the estate, Laffoon revealed in a recent court filing that the assets are estimated to be worth $92,500, including a 100 percent ownership in Celestia Films valued at $50,000, and a 50 percent stake in Anne & Heather Ink LLC. The estate is facing $6 million in creditor claims related to the crash, which complicates its financial situation. Additionally, Laffoon reported earnings of $16,500 from various royalties and residual income. He previously disclosed a total of $110,000 in assets, with ongoing challenges in settling the estate as there was no will left by Heche. The estate's beneficiaries include Homer and his younger brother, Atlas Tupper.