Daddy Yankee Files $100M Lawsuit Against Wife for Unauthorized Account Withdrawals
Daddy Yankee has filed legal motions against his estranged wife, Mireddys González, alleging unauthorized withdrawals totaling nearly $100 million from his business accounts in Puerto Rico.
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The reggaeton star claims González withdrew $80 million from his El Cartel Records account and $20 million from Los Cangris without authorization. The 16-page legal filing, submitted on December 13 in San Juan, also names González's sister, Ayeicha González Castellanos, and El Cartel Records as defendants.
Key allegations in the lawsuit:
- González and her sister improperly concentrated power over company operations
- They made irresponsible financial decisions and failed to maintain proper corporate documentation
- González hired an unauthorized third party to sell Rodriguez's music catalog to Concord at an allegedly undervalued price
- The defendants denied Rodriguez access to financial information despite his ownership status
The filing requests immediate removal of González and her sister from their corporate positions and demands full disclosure of all financial documentation. The legal action comes as Daddy Yankee (Ramón Luis Ayala Rodriguez) and González are divorcing after 20 years of marriage, during which González served as both CEO of El Cartel Records and Rodriguez's manager.
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