Whitney Houston has left the bulk of her estate to 19-year-old daughter Bobbi Kristina Brown.

The 48-year-old star passed away on February 11 after being found unresponsive in a bathtub at the Beverly Hilton hotel in Los Angeles.

But now details from The Bodyguard star's will has been revealed after it was filed in a court yesterday in Atlanta, Georgia where Whitney lived for many years.

The legal document states that all of the singer's assets, jewellery, clothing, real estate and cars will go to her only child, Inside Edition reports.

The money will be put in a trust until the teen turns 21. Bobbi Kristina will get a share of the fund when she reaches that milestone, more money when she turns 25 and the balance of the estate when she turns 30.

Whitney assigned her mother Cissy Houston to be executor of the will and made brother Michael and her sister-in-law Donna Houston the trustees.

But in an interesting twist, the will also states that if Bobbi Kristina had died before her mother then her estate would have been split equally between her family members and ex-husband Bobby Brown.

The couple divorced in 2007 after 14 years of marriage. They were seen having dinner together with their daughter just days before Whitney died.

But the will was reportedly signed on February 3 1993 which is a month before Whitney gave birth to Bobbi Kristina. It was later amended on April 14 2000.