Frank Gifford's Will Leaves Most Money to 'Today' Host Kathie Lee & Kids

It has been a tragic time for Kathie Lee Gifford and her family, as they mourn the loss of their husband and father. While the Today host has returned to work since the passing, the loss of her husband has definitely taken its toll on her. While money definitely doesn't heal broken hearts, it is being reported that the former New York Giants player has left a majority of his money to his wife of almost 30-years and two of his children. The contents of the star's will have been revealed and his fortune has already been split up amongst the remaining members of his close-knit family.

According to Radar Online, Kathy, along with her two children, Cody and Cassidy, have been given equal amounts of Gifford's estate. The site is reporting that each of the family members will be getting $8 million, while his first three children from his first wife, Maxine Avis Ewart, will be getting a payout of $2 million.

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The New York Daily News is also reporting that the Today host will be inheriting a lot of Gifford's other possessions, including the $22 million Connecticut house that they shared together, along with two other properties, all the furniture, his clothes, cars and more. The site is stating that all of the bequests were made in a 17-page document that he filed last year.

While she has also inherited the Connecticut house, we previously reported that Gifford has put the property on the market.

The football commentator also didn't leave out two other members his family, Victoria, 58, and Jeffrey, 63. The will states that each of the siblings will be receiving $500,000 from their late father.

Another inheritor stated in the will is Christine Maria Gardner, the couple's former nanny, who became a personal assistant to Kathie Lee. Gifford left a total of $300,000 for her to keep, with the stipulation that she pay back any debt that she owed the family prior to receiving it.