Cuban reggaeton artist Jorge Junior has sparked a wave of comments and controversy by sharing a now-deleted video on social media, expressing his intention to conduct DNA tests on three of the four children of his cousin and fellow artist, the late reggaeton artist El Taiger, before proceeding with the legal inheritance processes.
In a recently published video, Jorge Junior explained that he has taken on the responsibility of managing the artist's estate, but a question has arisen because three of the children do not share the musician's surname.
In this way, Jorge Junior wants to ensure that the true children of his cousin receive what is rightfully theirs, stating that he will cover the costs of the DNA tests to determine parentage and guarantee that the legitimate heirs have access to the financial benefits generated by El Taiger's legacy.
"Since José Manuel Carbajar Zaldívar did not agree with two or three birth certificates before he passed away, I will strongly request that, to ensure the process is legally sound, we conduct DNA testing for each one. I will pay for it," expressed the reggaeton artist.
The video has sparked divided opinions among the public, with some supporting the move as a way to ensure the well-being of the legitimate descendants of the reggaeton artist, while others see it as an unnecessary challenge during a delicate time for the family.
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