Matthew Perry’s Will Leaves Over $1 Million to Belief Named After Woody Allen

Matthew Perry‘s will is leaving his stuff in a belief he established that is named after a well-known Woody Allen character … TMZ has discovered.

Per new authorized docs, obtained by TMZ, Matthew created a will in 2009 … and he says he needs to go away a majority of his belongings to a belief — and because it seems, Matt should’ve been a giant fan of “Annie Hall” … ‘trigger he created a belief referred to as the Alvy Singer Residing Belief — and the dough/property he had available earlier than he died are set to enter the belief.

The docs checklist the worth of his private property when he died at a bit over $1 million. We must always word … this million bucks and alter is what the executors discovered as further property that aren’t already on this non-public belief. In different phrases, it is not an correct reflection of his web price. Reality is … Matthew most likely had tens of millions upon tens of millions extra … that is simply further.

We do not know who the trustees are … however Matt makes a distinction in his will that any children he might have post-2009 are explicitly not entitled to his fortune. He by no means had youngsters, BTW.

Two ladies named Lisa Ferguson and Robin Ruzan — who’s Mike Myers‘ ex-wife — are listed as executors of his will. They’re going to be those answerable for making determination about the way to divvy up and handle his property. Robin and Matt labored on the identical recreation present referred to as “Celebrity Liar” collectively again within the 2010s … she was an EP and he was a contestant.

TMZ broke the story … Matthew died in October after drowning in his private scorching tub at dwelling — and an post-mortem later decided he had ketamine in his system when it occurred.