Taylor Hasselhoff: She wants to manage her mother’s estate

David Hasselhoffs (72) eldest daughter Taylor-Ann Hasselhoff-Fiore (34) submitted an application to manage the estate of her late mother Pamela Bach (1963-2025). the 34-year-old submitted the corresponding application on March 13.

The applicant therefore states in the documents that her mother has died without a will. It estimates the value of the estate at $ 840,000 (equivalent to around 774,000 euros).

Pamela Bach was found lifeless in her house in Los Angeles on March 5. Forensic medicine later confirmed that the cause of death was suicide. The actress was 62 years old. She was married to David Hasselhoff from 1989 to 2006. Two daughters emerged from the marriage: Taylor and their younger sister Hayley (32).

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Before the application was submitted, Taylor Hasselhoff had already shared an emotional homage to her mother on March 12 in her Instagram stories. She posted a video montage with photos from her childhood with her mother, which she originally published on Mother’s Day last year.

“My best friend, my whole heart, mine and everything,” she wrote. “I would do everything in the world to hug you again, my angel forever. I promise to make you proud and celebrate you every day.”

In her post, Taylor also promised that her daughter London, born in August 2024, will “learn everything about how incredible” her grandmother was. She also emphasized: “I will protect Hayley forever.” She also wrote: “Mom, I love you so much, the pain is unbearable, but I will be strong for you and stick to your memory until we see each other again.”

Hayley also reacted to the death of her mother by dividing a photo of her parents from 1996 into her Instagram stories, provided with a white heart emoji.

After the death of his ex-wife, David Hasselhoff spoke up with a statement: “We are deeply sad. We are grateful for the wave of love and support in this difficult time, but kindly ask for privacy while mourning and navigating through this challenging time.”