Argentine singer Tini Stoessel is going through one of the most complex moments of her personal and professional life. Despite having more than 15 years of career, filling stadiums and consolidating an emporium valued at about $70 million, the Argentine star discovered that she is not the true owner or administrator of the profits she has generated since the beginning of her career.
The detonator of the crisis occurred during a trip through Europe. In a luxury boutique, the singer of “Ment Me” tried to purchase a pocket valued at 2,500 euros (almost 3,000 dollars). When processing the payment, the point of sale rejected the transaction, notifying “insufficient funds”. After contacting the bank to understand the reason, Stoessel discovered that he only had a spending authorization limited to $5,000 a month.
According to show journalists in Argentina, the artist only handled cards associated with a parent account under the ownership of her father, producer Alejandro Stoessel. Any amount higher than the fixed limit required the explicit approval of her parent, leaving her in a situation of absolute economic dependence.
Given the lack of clarity in the management of her income, the singer decided to order an independent accounting audit over all her assets. The preliminary results confirmed the existence of a legal structure and investments where Tini has extremely restrictive and unfair access to his own property and image rights.
She also revealed that her fiancé, footballer Rodrigo De Paul, played a key role in urging her to investigate her real financial situation, especially in the framework of talks about a prenupcial agreement for her upcoming wedding.
The discovery of the audit triggered a strong fracture in the singer’s family environment. So far, neither Tini nor Alejandro Stoessel have issued official public statements to deny or confirm the legal and personal conflict they face.
