Is this what Avicii would have wanted? Perhaps. Avicii was not married and had no children. Instead, under the probate laws of Sweden, his parents inherit all of his wealth. Despite his young age of 28, Avicii could have followed suit of many other celebrity estate plans and used an estate plan to benefit charitable causes, like Mark Zuckerberg, Hugh Hefner, Philip Seymour Hoffman, and Leona Helmsley. Given his wealth and how charitably-inclined Avicii was, it is surprising that he died without a will. And these were just some of the publicly-reported gifts. He added another $1 million afterwards, along with an additional one million euros to a Swedish 'hunger aid' charity a year later. In 2012, he embarked on a tour called 'House for Hunger' and donated all of his income from the tour to the charity, Feeding America, to combat hunger. These weren't just words to the famous DJ. He said during an interview in 2013, 'I discovered when I started making money that I didn't really need it.' Instead, he turned towards charitable goals, saying, 'When you have such an excess of money you don't need, the most sensible, most human and completely obvious thing is to give to people in need.'

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