Angie Stone’s Children Reportedly Forced to Sell Family Home Amid Financial Struggles
More than a year after the passing of Grammy-nominated R&B singer *Angie Stone*, her children are reportedly preparing to sell the family home as they face mounting financial pressures tied to her estate.
According to multiple reports, *Diamond Stone* and *Michael Archer II*, who have been managing their mother’s estate, have decided to list the Atlanta-area property after struggling to keep up with mortgage payments, property taxes, insurance, and maintenance costs.
The decision comes despite Stone’s successful music career spanning more than four decades. Before her death in March 2025, the singer had publicly spoken about disputes over unpaid royalties, saying she believed she had not received earnings she was owed from her music catalog. Her family has indicated that the difficulty in accessing those funds has added to the financial burden of maintaining the property.
The home, located in the Atlanta metropolitan area, has reportedly been listed for *$670,000. The property features approximately **5,900 square feet of living space*, five bedrooms, five bathrooms, and a four-car garage.
Stone, best known for hits including *”Wish I Didn’t Miss You,” “No More Rain (In This Cloud),”* and *”Brotha,”* died in a tragic vehicle crash in Alabama in March 2025. Since then, her children have also been pursuing legal action related to the fatal accident while working through the complexities of her estate.
Although selling the family home is an emotional decision, reports suggest it has become a necessary step as the family continues to navigate financial challenges and preserve Angie Stone’s legacy.
