Ultrack came out strong after a user left a comment questioning why Claudia Artiles posts videos with her daughter Victoria, suggesting that the influencer was "monetizing" with the girls.
The Cuban creator posted a video on TikTok and Instagram without any filters or beating around the bush to settle the matter once and for all: "My daughters make videos with Claudia because it’s my decision, because they are my daughters and I authorize them to make videos."
It didn't stop there. Ultrack got straight to the point and made it clear that the authorization comes from him as the father of the minors: "If it bothers anyone, they should worry about their kids; mine, both of them, have permission to record with Claudia, from the father."
For those who still had doubts, the influencer also pointed out where to direct their complaints: "To anyone who finds this bothersome, go ahead and direct your complaints to Children and Family so you can look foolish."
Ultrack also made a comparison that he considers completely logical: just as he records videos with Marlito, Claudia's son, she can record with her daughters Victoria and Libertad. "I say this because I know there are people who, when they see a video of Claudia and my daughter, just like I make videos with Marlito, will have this kind of concern. I don't understand why," he noted.
His diagnosis of those who get involved in the matter was equally striking: "It must be that their lives are quite mediocre to be prying into what doesn't concern them."
The controversy is not new for this blended family. Ultrack had already had to publicly defend itself in March 2025 that it had the permission of both parents for the girls to appear in Claudia's content.
The community's response to the latest video was largely supportive. Comments piled up quickly: "It had to be said and it was said," wrote one follower. Another noted, "There's nothing wrong with Clau making videos with the girls, what crazy people." And a third summed up the general sentiment: "People are always meddling in others' lives."
The video on TikTok gathered over 84,000 views and nearly 6,700 likes in just a few hours, while on Instagram it surpassed 11,000 likes, indicating that the topic continues to spark conversation among its followers.
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