Chocolate MC's sister clarifies whether she received help from the singer after emigrating to the U.S.: "I don't live off anyone's name."

Isis Sierra, sister of Chocolate MC, clarifies that she received initial support from the singer after emigrating to the U.S., but she has built her life independently, sharing marketing tips on social media.

Chocolate MC with his sister IsisPhoto © TikTok / Isis Sierra

The sister of the Cuban reggaeton artist Chocolate MC, Isis Sierra, has caused a stir on TikTok after posting a video where she speaks candidly about her arrival in the United States, her adjustment process, and the sacrifices she has made to succeed on her own.

The video, which quickly went viral, responds to those who claim that the popular and controversial singer—who is currently in prison in the U.S.—did not support her when she emigrated.

"Is that what you want to hear? That my brother didn't help me when I came to this country? But no, that's not true. My brother did help me and supported me a lot," Isis stated in the video.

Nonetheless, she made it clear that her current life does not depend on that initial help. “No one is obligated to help you, and that was the first thing I learned when I stepped into this country. Here, if you don't fight for yourself, no one will do it for you,” she said. “I didn’t come here to be supported; I came to build my own story. When I was fired from my job, I didn't go crying to anyone. I learned to make my own money. Today, I don't live off anyone's name. I live off what I have built with my mind, with my story,” she concluded.

Isis —known on social media as @isis_marketing— currently balances her role as a mother and entrepreneur with creating content on digital platforms, where she shares marketing and personal development tips. Part of her income comes from what she generates on TikTok and Instagram, where she offers mentoring and courses for those who want to learn how to monetize their social networks.

The reactions were swift. "You are a fighter," "What a great attitude," and "An example to follow" are some of the messages she received. One user even recalled that Isis and her family "were left on the streets sleeping with their children" after arriving in the U.S.

Amid the controversy that has always surrounded Chocolate MC—whether due to his arrests, explicit songs, or explosive statements—his sister has chosen a different path: one of independence, hard work, and positive content.

Frequently Asked Questions about Chocolate MC's Support for His Sister Isis Sierra

Did Isis Sierra receive help from Chocolate MC upon arriving in the United States?

Yes, Isis Sierra stated that Chocolate MC did indeed help and support her when she arrived in the United States. Despite the rumors, she clarified that her brother provided initial support, although nowadays her life and success do not rely on that assistance.

Why doesn't Isis Sierra post messages about Chocolate MC's situation on her social media?

Isis Sierra explained that she uses her social media for economic purposes and not to share messages about her brother. Her priority is to support her family, and her social media is a source of income, which is why she prefers to focus on content that generates financial benefits.

What has life been like for Isis Sierra since emigrating to the United States?

Isis Sierra has worked hard to move forward on her own. Despite the initial support from her brother, she has learned to monetize her social media and build her own path, combining her role as a mother and entrepreneur with content creation on digital platforms.

What is the current relationship between Isis Sierra and Chocolate MC?

Despite living in different states in the United States, Isis Sierra assures that she maintains a good relationship with Chocolate MC. They have been in constant contact, even in difficult situations, reaffirming that, although they do not publicly express it, they remain a close-knit family.

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Izabela Pecherska

Editor at CiberCuba. Graduated in Journalism from the Rey Juan Carlos University of Madrid, Spain. Editor at El Mundo and PlayGround.