Late actress Lauren Bacall left behind an estimated $26.6 million estate to her family, and $10,000 of which would go for the care of her beloved dog Sophie.

According to the actress' will, she was leaving $10,000 for son Sam Robards to care for Sophie, which is a papillon pooch, Page Six reported.

Bacall loved Sophie so much that they were often seen together by her neighbors walking outside her $9 million apartment at The Dakota on Central Park West. She even brought Sophie with her to the set of the 2004 drama film "Birth," in which she starred as the mother of Nicole Kidman's character, according to Examiner.

The Academy Honorary Award recipient also remembered two of her employees. She left $15,000 for household staffer Ilsa Hernandez and $20,000 for Maria Santos, a Honduran immigrant who worked as the actress's maid for the past 14 years.

She also left $250,000 to each of her grandsons, and the rest of her estate are to be split among her three children Leslie Bogart, Stephen Humphrey Bogart and Sophie's keeper Sam.

Bacall also passed on the rights to her likeness and her movie and book royalties to her children, and named them the executors of her estate, according to New York Daily News.

In return, she asked them to keep her personal papers private. "I request that my children respect my wish to keep private certain personal letters, writings, diaries and other papers or memorabilia," Bacall wrote in the 10-page will written last September.

Bacall, who died last week in Manhattan at 89, was first married to Humphrey Bogart. Their love story was "iconic," according to Examiner, as it is even referred to in the 1981 pop song, "Key Largo" in a verse about "Bogie and Bacall." They had two children together - Leslie and Stephen. The two remained married until Bogart's death in 1957.

Bacall then dated Frank Sinatra for a while, but later tied the knot with actor Jason Robards. The two had a son together - Sam. They were married for eight years until they got divorced.