Daddy Yankee accuses his wife Mireddys González of irregular transfers amounting to 100 million dollars

Daddy Yankee is suing Mireddys González for illegal transfers amounting to $100 million, accusing her of withdrawing funds without authorization. The dispute arises amid their divorce proceedings after 29 years together.

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Amid his divorce proceedings, Daddy Yankee filed a lawsuit against his still-wife, Mireddys González, accusing her of irregular transfers amounting to 100 million dollars.

The news was announced through a statement from the legal representative of the Puerto Rican reggaeton artist, Attorney Carlos E. Díaz Olivo.

"As the legal representative of Mr. Raymond Ayala, I confirm that today my client filed injunction requests before the First Instance Court. This is in response to actions taken by Mrs. Mireddys González and her sister, Mrs. Ayeicha González. It was also reported yesterday that they made transfers totaling $100 million from the corporate bank accounts of El Cartel Records and Los Cangris to be deposited into the personal accounts of each party, without my client's knowledge or authorization," reads the attorney's statement.

The lawyer made it clear in his statement that, for approximately a year and a half, Daddy Yankee has requested access to both women's companies and financial status, to which they have refused.

"The limited information provided has restricted Mr. Ayala's understanding and transparency regarding corporate operations, finances, and the commitments made in his name and with his brands. In light of previous actions, the imprudent administrative and financial management of the entities, specifically the unauthorized withdrawal of large sums of money, which affects the stability of the entities and Mr. Ayala's rights, it has become necessary to seek judicial recourse for protection," the statement notes.

The lawsuit comes just days after the Puerto Rican singer confirmed the decision to end his 29-year marriage, with two children involved.

One of the most complex issues in the midst of the separation lies in how the reggaeton artist's fortune, estimated at 300 million dollars, will be divided.

Frequently Asked Questions About Daddy Yankee’s Divorce and the Accusations Against Mireddys González

Why does Daddy Yankee accuse Mireddys González of irregular transfers?

Daddy Yankee accuses Mireddys González of making unauthorized transfers of 100 million dollars from the corporate accounts of his businesses to personal accounts. This action reportedly took place without the singer's knowledge or consent, prompting Daddy Yankee to take legal action in pursuit of protection and financial transparency.

How does this accusation affect the division of assets in Daddy Yankee's divorce?

The allegation of irregular transfers complicates the division of assets in Daddy Yankee's divorce. The absence of a prenuptial agreement and the laws in Puerto Rico mandating the equitable division of property acquired during the marriage add complexity to the legal process, especially since the reggaeton star's net worth is estimated at 300 million dollars.

What has been Mireddys González's reaction to Daddy Yankee's accusations?

So far, Mireddys González has not publicly commented on the accusations of irregular transfers made by Daddy Yankee. She has kept a low profile and has chosen not to make public statements, allowing the legal process to take its course in the courts of Puerto Rico.

What role did Mireddys González play in Daddy Yankee's career?

Mireddys González was a key figure in Daddy Yankee's career. She acted as his manager and collaborated in the management of his company, El Cartel Records, significantly contributing to the global success of the reggaeton artist within the urban genre. This role complicates the division of assets, as both contributed to the artist's business success.

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