#Late ‘Desperately Seeking Susan’ star Mark Blum leaves $450K estate to wife

Late “Desperately Seeking Susan” actor Mark Blum has left behind a $450,000 estate to his wife, court papers show.

The 69-year-old actor — who died of coronavirus-related complications on March 25 — left his entire estate to wife and fellow actor Janet Zarish, according to his will filed in Manhattan Surrogate’s Court.

Blum said in his will, signed in 2005, that he bequeaths his “property, of every kind and nature and wherever located, whether real or personal … to my wife, Janet Zarish.”

Blum — who also had roles in “The Sopranos” and “The West Wing” — had $450,000 in “personal property,” according to documents included with the will.

The thespian was a New Jersey native and lived with Zarish — who had acting gigs in TV shows including “Law & Order,” “Seinfeld” and “Blue Bloods — in an apartment on Roosevelt Island, the court records show.

Blum, who didn’t have any children, tested positive for COVID-19 a week before he succumbed to the disease in NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, Zarish said, according to a report by the Los Angeles Times.

Madonna, who appeared alongside Blum in “Desperately Seeking Susan,” made a heartfelt tribute to Blum on Instagram the day after his passing.

“I remember him as funny warm, loving .and [sic] professional when we made Desperately Seeking Susan in 1985!!,” the pop star said in the post. “Another reminder that this virus is no joke, nothing to be casual about or pretend wont affect us in some way.”

Zarish declined to comment. A lawyer for the estate did not immediately return a request for comment.