Ricky Hatton’s £30m estate: Son Campbell says family is ‘completely in the dark’ as questions grow over the late boxer’s finances

Ricky Hatton’s family is still waiting for clarity over the former boxing champion’s finances, more than a year after his death. New figures suggest Hatton left an estate worth around £30 million, built through his boxing career, businesses and property investments. But his son Campbell Hatton says the family has had little information about what happened to the money. Campbell told The Sun: “My family is still completely in the dark. We’ve had no involvement in my dad’s finances for over 15 years.” Trustees were appointed to handle the estate, but questions over its distribution remain.Ricky Hatton’s £30m estate and business assetsHatton, who died aged 46 in September 2025, built much of his wealth during a successful boxing career. He later put money into businesses and property, with the latest figures putting the value of his business interests at more than £20 million and property investments at around £10 million. These figures are estimates based on company accounts and reported property holdings, rather than a confirmed amount that his children will receive.Companies House records showed around 20 businesses linked to Hatton when he died. One of them, DHT Finance Limited, was valued at more than £18 million, while CWR 2021 Limited was worth almost £2.5 million. Some businesses, however, had liabilities. RHHP Limited was reported to have net liabilities of more than £2.1 million.Hatton was also linked to property investments, including a significant stake in a Leicester development valued at about £30 million. That figure refers to the development itself and should not be treated as Hatton’s personal wealth.The family’s uncertainty is linked in part to the absence of a will. Trustees were appointed to deal with the estate, but reports say communication between them and people close to Hatton’s family has become difficult. The Sun reported that one source described the situation as a “complete mess”.Hatton was understood to have wanted his wealth to provide for his three children, Campbell, 25, and daughters Millie and Fearne. However, there is still no clear public timetable for when or how the estate will be distributed.Ricky Hatton’s £1.5m house sold after his deathAnother part of Hatton’s property holdings was his home in Gee Cross, Greater Manchester. The five-bedroom house was eventually sold for £1.5 million this year, after initially being listed for £1.85 million. The property was taken off the market after Hatton’s death and later returned with lower asking prices before the sale. The Daily Mail previously reported the £1.5 million sale, citing Land Registry records.The sale is separate from the wider £30 million estimate and does not by itself show how much money will eventually pass to Hatton’s children.For Campbell, the main issue is still knowing what his father left behind and what will happen to it. The latest reports have brought more figures into the public domain, but the family is still waiting for clearer answers about the estate.Ricky Hatton’s estate is estimated at around £30 million, with more than £20 million linked to businesses and another £10 million in property investments.His son Campbell says the family is still “completely in the dark” about the finances. Trustees are handling the estate, while Hatton’s former home has been sold for £1.5 million.Stay updated with the latest Asian Games 2026 news, check the Asian Games medal tally and complete Asian Games schedule.Get the latest Sports News and Live updates. Download the TOI app.