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Singer Daddy Yankee filed a lawsuit against his still wife Mireddys González before the Court of First Instance of San Juan due to alleged unauthorized transfers from corporate accounts amounting to 100 million dollars.
The defense attorney for Raymond Ayala Rodríguez, the artist’s real name, Carlos Díaz Olivo, confirmed in written statements this Saturday that they filed several injunction requests against González and his sister Ayeicha.
This comes two weeks after the author of worldwide hits such as ‘Gasolina’ confirmed his separation from González after almost three decades of marriage and two children together.
The lawyer explained that the singer’s wife and sister-in-law made transfers totaling $100 million from the corporate bank accounts of El Cartel Records and Los Cangris to be deposited in personal accounts of each party; without the knowledge or authorization of Daddy Yankee.
“I would add that for approximately a year and a half, in good faith, Mr. Ayala had been requesting from the González ladies access to their companies and their financial status. However, his request was ignored,” he said.
The lawyer added that “the little information provided has been limited, preventing Mr. Ayala from having knowledge and transparency about corporate actions, its finances, and the commitments that have been made in his name and with his brands.”
“In view of his previous actions, the imprudent administrative and financial management of the entities and, specifically, the withdrawals of large amounts of unauthorized money, which affect the stability of the entities and the rights of Mr. Ayala, it has been necessary to resort to judicial means in search of protection,” he said.
Díaz Olivo described the whole situation as “regrettable” and has led them to resort to the courts to “vindicate Mr. Ayala’s rights against the people in whom he placed his trust.”
On December 2, Daddy Yankee announced that his lawyers had responded to the divorce petition received by González.On December 2, Daddy Yankee announced that his lawyers had responded to the divorce petition received by González.
“My faith in Christ has always been my refuge and a constant guide as we try to overcome our differences,” added the artist, who retired from music last year to fully dedicate himself to professing his Christian faith.
In that message, Daddy Yankee said he respected his wife’s decision and was grateful for the time they shared together “full of blessings and values.” EFE