Paul Danan's will has been revealed after the star died aged 46 - along with the amount he left his ten-year-old son. The Hollyoaks actor, who played bad boy Sol Patrick from 1997 to 2001 on the Channel 4 soap, was found dead on a sofa with the TV on at his home in the Brislington area of Bristol, on January 15. Mr Danan, who was later known for his reality TV appearances, including on Celebrity Big Brother and Celebrity Love Island, died from a cocktail of drugs including cocaine and heroin.And it has now emerged the reality TV star left over £400,000 in his will - mostly to his beloved young son DeNiro, who was born in 2015.Documents show his estate was worth £438,237 at the time of his death, with a net value of £421,737 after any debts and expenses were paid.He left £30,000 to each of his two brothers, Jamie and Joshua Danan, and £20,000 to Emma Devries, described as the guardian of his only child.The star left the rest of the estate in trust to his son, stipulating he will inherit the cash when he reaches 21. It is believed he co-parented him alongside a former partner. The Hollyoaks actor (pictured in 2002), who played bad boy Sol Patrick from 1997 to 2001 on the Channel 4 soap, was found dead on a sofa with the TV on at his home in the Brislington area of Bristol, on January 15 It has now emerged the reality TV star left over £400,000 in his will (pictured) - mostly to his beloved young son DeNiro, who was born in 2015 He often shared his love for his child on social media, writing moving captions alongside father-son snaps (pictured)He often shared his love for his child on social media, writing moving captions alongside father-son snaps. One example read: 'My life, my world, my everything.'Another said: 'Happy birthday to my most precious, beautiful, amazing child in the whole wide world! 'I love you so so much and want to be with you every day and pls God one day we will.'For now I will wish you the most amazing birthday wishes and hope all your dreams come true. I love you baby. Always and forever Daddy.'Mr Danan, from the town of Chigwell, Essex, was best known for his turn in Hollyoaks. Four years later, in 2005, he was a contestant on the first series of ITV's Celebrity Love Island and returned for the second series in 2006 - but did not win either. He was also a housemate on the twentieth series of Celebrity Big Brother in 2017. The star left most of his estate in trust to his son (pictured together), stipulating he will inherit the cash when he reaches 21 But the troubled star had been open about his struggles with addiction, previously telling of how he experimented with ecstasy from the age of 14 and survived a heroin overdose in 2007.Mr Danan said by 2022, he had been to rehab 17 times and had spent 'about £1million on rehab and recovery'. His girlfriend Melissa Crooks raised the alarm about him earlier this year when she had not heard from him after they had been out together for a 'couple of drinks' in the early hours of January 14. A neighbour then used a ladder to gain entry to his first-floor flat where Danan was found dead. He was found slumped at the edge of the sofa with the TV still on, the inquest at Avon Coroner's Court in Flax Bourton, near Bristol, heard. Emergency services attended the scene and he was pronounced dead at 5.20pm on January 15. His body was identified at the property by Ms Crooks.A postmortem examination concluded his death was due to combined toxicity of heroin, methadone, codeine, pregabalin, cocaine and zopiclone, contributed to by benzodiazepine use.Assistant Coroner Debbie Rookes reached a conclusion in May that he had died by misadventure after hearing written statements from emergency services, doctors, and his mother Beverley Danan.The statement from Mrs Danan said: 'Paul helped so many people from all walks of life, but just couldn't help himself in the same way. 'His smiling face and love of life will always be remembered.'The coroner concluded Mr Danan died from the combined effects of prescribed and illicit drugs. She told the hearing there was no evidence the star, who suffered an accidental overdose in May last year, intended to take his own life.A previous hearing was informed he had not left a note.The coroner said: 'Paul Danan was clearly much loved and is very much missed.'Mr Danan had a long history of drug misuse and struggles with his mental health. His death was caused by a combination of drugs, both prescription and illicit.'Paul had struggled with his mental health for many years. 'He had taken an overdose in May 2024, but he was adamant that this was accidental and he didn't have any intention to end his life.'Although he had occasional suicidal thoughts, he didn't have any active plans. I don't have any evidence before me that Paul intended to take his own life at this time.'Therefore, the conclusion is misadventure.'She added none of the drugs Mr Danan took were found in high levels but their combined effect resulted in 'fatal respiratory depression'. He had been due to appear for a plea hearing at Warrington Magistrates' Court on January 16. It came after he was charged with being found in possession of cocaine and cannabis, according to court documents.He was also accused of driving while under the influence of drugs on October 2 last year, in Warrington, Cheshire.This is a breaking story - more updates to follow.