It comes after Wladimir sought “immediate” temporary guardianship of Hayden’s estate on behalf of their daughter, Kaya, expressing concern that her property “may be lost, damaged or dissipated.”

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Hayden had long talked openly about her struggles with substance misuse and opioid addiction. Her manner of death was ruled an accident.

Hayden and Wladimir parted ways for good in 2018. That same year, Hayden — who experienced severe postpartum depression after Kaya’s birth — made the “heartbreaking” decision to surrender custody of her daughter, with the then-3-year-old moving to Ukraine to live with Wladimir.

“To our daughter Kaya, I will always speak of her mother with respect and make sure she remembers the person she was,” he wrote. “I extend my deepest condolences to Hayden’s parents, her friends, and her fans, who are also grieving today. Young and talented people like Hayden should not leave this world so soon.”

Wladimir also purportedly cited concerns that without immediate guardianship over the estate, there was “a high probability” that property belonging to Hayden “may be lost, damaged or dissipated before a duly appointed personal representative can be in place to protect it.”