The internal affairs of the Stoessel family added a new chapter. After reports emerged about an audit and the supposed attempt by Tini Stoessel to take greater control over her income and assets, details have now surfaced about how the family money might be organized and what the economic differences are that keep the singer at odds with her parents.
The information was revealed on SQP (América), where Yanina Latorre and Majo Martino presented different versions of the conflict involving Alejandro Stoessel and Mariana Muzlera. They explained that one of the central points of the dispute is related to the percentages that each party wants to retain.
Latorre stated that the management of the assets underwent a significant change years ago when the producer faced a serious health issue. From that moment on, according to her version, the family’s economic structure would have been reorganized.
“When Alejandro was sick, when he was so ill, the entire arrangement of the accounts changed,” the host asserted.
How would the Stoessel family's fortune be divided?
Delving deeper into the topic, Latorre provided details about how the assets would have been distributed and pointed out that Mariana Muzlera would have a central role within that structure.
“If something happens to Ale today, the owner of 85% of all the family money is Mariana Muzlera, 16% belongs to Tini, and 16% to Francisco,” she claimed.
