He was recently revealed to have been disinherited from his father’s will following his tragic death.
And Damian Hurley cut a casual figure as he stepped out for a stroll in London with a female friend on Thursday.
The budding model, 18, who is the son of actress Elizabeth Hurley, opted for a laid back look for the day, sporting a black jumper and matching joggers.
Out and about: Damian Hurley, 18, cut a casual figure as he stepped out for a stroll in London with a female friend on Thursday
The teen also carried a grey patterned bag and added to his look with a gold necklace.
Letting his brunette locks fall loose down his shoulders, Damian completed his outfit with a pair of black trainers.
Damian’s pal also opted for a casual look, wearing a white vest top with blue jeans and a black cardigan.
The outing comes after Damian was disinherited by his late father Steve Bing, as his half-sister Kira Kerkorian is fighting for control of his estate, valued at $337,000 (£255,000).
Casual: The budding model, who is the son of Elizabeth Hurley, opted for a laid back look for the day, sporting a black jumper and matching joggers
The multi-millionaire committed suicide aged 55 in June, jumping from his 27th floor apartment in Los Angeles.
He had daughter Kira, 21, with former tennis star Lisa Bonder. Steve was revealed as Kira’s father in a legal dispute between Lisa and her ex-husband, billionaire Kirk Kerkorian, who thought Kira was his daughter.
The Hollywood movie investor, who received a $600million inheritance from his grandfather when he turned 18, had his will drawn up in 2001 – before he knew Kira had been born and while Elizabeth was pregnant.
Although he notes Elizabeth was expecting a child, Steve declares in his will: ‘Whether or not such child is mine, it is my intention not to provide in this Will for such child (or any other child as to which I may be the father) in this Will or for the offspring of any such child or children, whether now living or hereafter born.’
Outfit: The teen also carried a grey patterned bag and added to his look with a gold necklace
Despite excluding them from his will, Steve later formed relationships with both Damian and Kira, even fighting for them to be included in their grandfather’s trust last year.
Now, Kira is attempting to be made administrator of her late father’s estate, which was valued at just $337,000.
Prior to his death, Steve had an estimated net worth of $590million, according to various reports. While his estate was valued at $337,000 – his properties were not included in that evaluation.
Friend: Damian’s pal also opted for a casual look, wearing a white vest top with blue jeans and a black cardigan
Last year, Steve’s father Peter Bing had tried to block Kira and Damian from being beneficiaries of his trust, claiming they were love children and should be excluded.
Steve jumped into the legal battle for his children and successfully fought the case, ensuring Damian and Kira would be beneficiaries.
In a tribute posted on Instagram about Steve’s death, Elizabeth revealed that she had been rebuilding her friendship with Bing over the past year.
‘I am saddened beyond belief that my ex Steve is no longer with us. It is a terrible end,’ she wrote. ‘Our time together was happy and I’m posting these pictures because although we went through some tough times, it’s the good, wonderful memories of a sweet, kind man that matter.
‘In the past year we had become close again. We last spoke on our son’s 18th birthday. This is devastating news and I thank everyone for their lovely messages.’
Family: The outing comes after Damian was disinherited by his late father Steve Bing, as his half-sister Kira Kerkorian is fighting for control of his estate, valued at $337,000 (£255,000). (Pictured: Bing with Kira Kerkorian – his daughter with tennis player Lisa Bonder)
Will: Although he notes Hurley was expecting, Bing declares in his will: ‘Whether or not such child is mine, it is my intention not to provide in this Will for such child (or any other child as to which I may be the father) in this Will or for the offspring of any such child or children, whether now living or hereafter born’