The king (Ọba) died on June 24, 1930, at about the age of 70. He was succeeded by Adesoji Aderemi. Ọba Ademiluyi had over 47 wives and is said to have had a range of 70 to over 100 children. One of his male children was Prince Okero Ademiluyi, and one of his female children was Princess Adeyefa Adémilúyì from one of his wives Dekunbi. Ọba Ademiluyi also has a great-grandson Ifedayo-Emmanuel Adeyefa-Olasupo, a British-born Yoruba scientist at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute. In popular culture, the painting called the "African Mona Lisa," is said to depict a granddaughter of Ọba Ademiluyi.
