La Titi, partner of the Cuban reggaeton artist El Uniko, ignited social media during a live stream where she issued a strong hint towards an urban genre singer, suggesting that he was liking her posts and viewing her stories with intentions that went beyond mere gossip, right in the midst of her controversy with El Uniko, the father of her children.
The video, captured by the account @papelencara on Instagram, lasts almost three minutes and features La Titi in a defiant and provocative tone, without directly naming the artist, but leaving clues that users quickly deciphered...
"There’s an artist here who, for some time now, has been giving me likes, knowing that I am the wife of Úniko. I’ve never paid him any attention because everyone knows I’m madly in love with my husband," La Titi began in the clip.
According to her, after the breakup, the artist's behavior intensified: he liked one of her pictures at the beach and keeps watching her stories.
"As a result of this thing that caused our separation, it seems that she wants to enter into a destruction because she is destruction from man to man," he added ironically.
La Titi was clear about her intentions: "I will never be with any of its representatives" and "don't give me likes, don't try to destroy the little one, because in the end, tomorrow he is the father of my child."
She also sent a direct message to the person involved: "Remember that hard times are not eternal. Tomorrow, he'll get it together, I will personally make sure they lift your piece."
Among the clues he left, he mentioned that El Uniko refused to record with that artist "because he was a nobody" and shot back, "You're unappetizing, with so many bariatrics you've undergone."
That reference to weight loss procedures sparked speculation in the comments, where many users pointed directly to Dany Ome as the one in question.
"Well, I came from her profile and the like is from Dany Ome," wrote a user.
The statement gains strength when considering that Dany Ome lost over 34 kilos in 2025 using Tirzepatide injections, a process that his followers closely monitored and that would fit the description of La Titi.
The 25-year-old Cuban reggaeton artist is also experiencing a peak moment: he celebrated his birthday surrounded by his crew on April 27, and a few days earlier he released "Paciente" together with Ozuna and Kevincito El 13.
This new episode adds to a week full of controversy for the ex-couple. El Uniko responded to La Titi with a song titled “(NI + NI -)”, featuring lyrics such as “You were the serpent that poisoned me” and “You want to come back to me and the answer is no.”
La Titi responded to that song with a phrase full of irony: "Well, don't cry afterwards."
The couple's crisis erupted publicly on April 30, when La Titi went live accusing El Uniko of not contributing financially to the household, with phrases that went viral immediately. The couple has two children together: Benjamín Nelly and Lincoln Asallam.
In the comments of the video, the reactions were mixed: while some applauded La Titi's attitude, many criticized her for being inconsistent, pointing out that the day before she was saying "horrible things about her husband" and now claimed to be "very much in love with him." "This is the silliest way to get attention," wrote one user.
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