Why ‘90 Day Fiancé’ Star Dan Murphey’s 6-Figure Estate Could Spark Legal Issues Following His Death

There was also Ashley Martson, who married Jay Smith despite knowing he had cheated on her abroad, which then led to him cheating on her in the bathroom of the tattoo shop. Then there was Dan. Despite being in his 60s, Dan hadn’t given up on searching for love, and he appeared on the show, giving it his best shot. Unfortunately, it didn’t work out for him and he sadly won’t have the opportunity to accomplish his goal because he passed away last year, on December 11, 2024. However, his legacy continues to live on.
90 Day Fiancé’s Dan Murphey Dated Lana
When the 90 Day Fiancé star first appeared on-screen he certainly wasn’t having the best of luck at finding love. At the time, he had met Lana on an online dating website. He had to pay to talk to her on the site, and she was reluctant to give him her number. Yet they made plans to meet up several times, and she ghosted him almost every single time. When they appeared in Season 4, Lana still didn’t appear the first time Dan flew to Ukraine.
’90 Day Fiancé’s Dan Murphey’s House Has No Owner
Unfortunately, though, Dan’s 90 Day Fiancé stint has come to an official close. In an Instagram post in December, his family shared “We are deeply saddened to announce that Dan, of Las Vegas, Nevada, passed away at home on December 11, 2024, after experiencing health issues over the last several years.” Apparently, the star had some heart issues and his death was declared natural by the coroner. The problem with Dan’s death is the estate he left behind. In general, many people, stars included, leave a will to divide their assets.
To the best of his sisters’ knowledge, Daniel didn’t have a Last Will and Testament. He also did not have a spouse, so ultimately, his estate has been up for grabs since his passing. According to his sister, Robyn Polinsky, he “was a single, unmarried man, with no children, either living or deceased. He was predeceased by both of his parents.” As a result, she was petitioning to become the administrator of his estate, since she and their other sister, Cheryl Hastings, were the next of kin.