On Monday, fresh insights were unveiled regarding the legal conflict initiated by Daddy Yankee against his current wife, Mireddys González, and her sister, Ayeicha González. The dispute centers around unauthorized financial transactions totaling $100 million.
The lawsuit details that these transfers, executed without the reggaeton superstar's consent, occurred "despite warnings from the plaintiff. After being dismissed from their administrative roles, which they previously held, they were informed that they could no longer make decisions or act on behalf of the companies without the explicit involvement and approval of the plaintiff."
The document reveals that "eighty million dollars were taken from a Cartel Records Inc. bank account and twenty million from a Los Cangris account, transferring these to personal accounts" of Mireddys and Ayeicha González.
Nevertheless, the lawsuit claims that the Puerto Rican artist successfully thwarted both transactions. He is now seeking court intervention to summon both women for a hearing to prevent any recurrence of such incidents.
The impending divorce between Daddy Yankee and Mireddys González might become the most expensive in the reggaeton industry. The singer's wealth is estimated to be around $300 million, and the couple shares two children.
Understanding Daddy Yankee's Legal Dispute
What is the main issue in Daddy Yankee's legal case?
The primary issue involves unauthorized financial transfers totaling $100 million from Daddy Yankee's business accounts to personal accounts of Mireddys and Ayeicha González.
How did Daddy Yankee prevent the unauthorized transactions?
Daddy Yankee successfully blocked the transactions before they were completed, and he is now seeking legal action to ensure such incidents do not happen again.
What could be the financial impact of Daddy Yankee's divorce?
The divorce could potentially be the most costly in the reggaeton scene, as Daddy Yankee's fortune is estimated at $300 million, and they have two children together.