The estates of late hip-hop producer Tay Keith, whose real name was Brytavious Lakeith Chambers, faces nearly $200,000 in creditor claims filed by American Express National Bank and Bank of America.
American Express filed two claims in the probate proceeding. They seek about $60,000 on a Business Platinum account and $27,000 on a separate Platinum account.
Bank of America separately filed a claim seeking about $115,000 tied to Chambers’ 2024 Mercedes-Benz GLS.
The three claims total approximately $202,000 based on the amounts listed in the filings. The claims follow a notice in the probate proceeding inviting creditors with claims against Chambers’ estate to come forward.
Tay Keith died in June, leaving an estate that includes music-related assets, royalty interests, bank accounts, real estate, and business interests.
The creditor filings come as the estate proceeds through probate and representatives address outstanding obligations.
Late Hip-Hop Producer Tay Keith Faces $200k Claims From American Express & Bank Of America
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Chambers established himself as a prominent hip-hop producer through work with leading rap artists. His production catalog and royalty interests form part of the assets being addressed through the estate.
Tay Keith reportedly died from an accidental overdose. The creditor claims do not establish that the amounts sought are ultimately owed.
American Express and Bank of America are now seeking payment through that process. Their filings add nearly $200,000 in claimed liabilities to the estate’s financial obligations.
The proceedings will determine which claims qualify for payment and how the estate’s assets will be administered. Tay Keith’s estate has not responded to claims at the time of this report.
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