Daddy Yankee Learns of Another $46 Million Transaction as He Returns to Court with Mireddys

This past Tuesday, Daddy Yankee and Mireddys González faced each other once more in court, where startling revelations emerged. Just hours before the hearing, the reggaeton star discovered yet another unauthorized transaction involving $46 million from his corporate accounts. The hearing, which was streamed live by Puerto Rican outlet El Vocero, saw the plaintiff's attorney describe the transfer of Los Cangris and El Cartel Records to Daddy Yankee as a "tortuous process."

"Up until yesterday, there was missing information necessary for him to assume his role in the company. The defendants handed over more than 50 boxes devoid of any organization or information," explained Carlos Díaz Olivo, the attorney representing Daddy Yankee. "Last night, as we began reviewing these documents, it became apparent during one of our client's recent tours that commissions exceeding 30% were documented—unusual in this business—with payouts amounting to $46 million to the favored party," he added, emphasizing that the artist was unaware of these transactions. When inquiries were made, the defendants failed to provide answers.

Meanwhile, one of the newly appointed attorneys for Mireddys González and her sister Ayeicha González, Roberto Alonso, asserted that his clients were not responsible for the financial dealings of the companies, contrary to previous claims. He stated that Daddy Yankee himself managed these aspects.

Both parties have reached a new legal agreement, which includes the continued handover of company documents. This process will be overseen by Mariel Colón Miró, an attorney recently brought on by Mireddys and known for her previous representation of El Chapo Guzmán.