In the midst of the internal conflict with Tini Stoessel, her parents would have spent $30 million to stock up on products

The internal conflict involving Tini Stoessel and her parents, Alejandro Stoessel and Mariana Muzlera, continues to unfold. Amidst reports of differences related to the management of the singer's wealth, a series of expenses allegedly incurred by the family over the past month have now come to light.

The information was presented by Pepe Ochoa on LAM (América TV). According to the panelist, he gained access to documentation related to various purchases and, upon reviewing the transactions, claimed that the total amount would reach 30 million pesos in just 30 days.

The figure drew particular attention due to the timing of its revelation. In recent weeks, various entertainment programs have claimed that one of the main differences between Tini and her parents is precisely related to the management of the money generated during the artist's career.

Ochoa began to list some of the transactions that, according to the documentation he showed on air, would correspond to family members.

One of the first purchases mentioned was related to Francisco Stoessel, the singer's brother. The young man bought a gaming mouse pad for approximately $20,000, intended for use with a gaming laptop valued at around $4,410,396.

Meanwhile, Alejandro Stoessel, the singer's father, allegedly made a payment on a loan from a well-known virtual wallet for $773,690.

But the list didn't end there. “He also bought four pool lights for $1,049,494 and sent them to Pinamar,” Ochoa stated.

Additionally, he noted that the producer had purchased a complete set of bathroom faucets for $993,477 and a blood pressure monitor priced at around $100,000.

Another point that generated comments in the studio was the detail of the purchases attributed to Mariana Muzlera, Tini's mother.

Among the items mentioned were personal care products and various technological objects for the home.

Ochoa claimed that mouthwashes costing around $30,000 had been purchased, and later mentioned a smart bidet valued at approximately $140,000.

“I’m told that this bidet not only washes you but also dries you,” commented Carolina Molinari while reviewing the product's features.

As the panelist continued detailing, among the purchases attributed to Muzlera were also an automatic curling iron costing approximately $130,000 and an LED-lit mirror priced at $234,000.

The enumeration included a fan whose high price even surprised Ángel de Brito, who ironically asked, “Does it have speakers?”.

Towards the end of the report, Ochoa revealed another purchase that generated significant buzz on the program.

According to him, Mariana Muzlera allegedly acquired two Hermès Birkin bags for around $600,000 each, with a payment plan in three installments.

The panelist explained that the transaction would have taken place in a showroom dedicated to the buying and reselling of such accessories.

“While Tini can't buy the original, she buys these two,” Ochoa remarked while commenting on the transaction.