Tamara Báez once again took Elián Valenzuela to court. This time, the singer's ex-girlfriend and mother of his only daughter, Jamaica, decided to claim from the cumbia 420 singer for the child support he currently provides, which in her opinion and that of her lawyers would be very low compared to his assets.
The information was revealed by journalist Matías Vázquez on the show Puro Show (eltrece), where he detailed that Báez filed the lawsuit in the corresponding jurisdiction. He explained, the claim aims at an update of the amounts the artist currently contributes for his daughter's maintenance.
"Tamara Báez reported him for child support. Her lawyer says the musician is giving her 500 dollars a month," Vázquez commented. At the current exchange rate, that amount is equivalent to around 700 thousand Argentine pesos, a sum that—according to Báez's entourage—proves insufficient considering the singer's lifestyle and the child's needs.
On the same program, Pampito provided his analysis: "For many people, it may seem like a high number, but for what L-Gante earns, it's not that much. Especially considering it's for a minor and all the expenses that entails."
Meanwhile, Tamara was active on her social media, where she shared the progress of the construction of her new house, a home she built with her work as a digital influencer. She lives there with Jamaica and her current partner, and her entourage claims that the legal request aims to ensure a fair and stable financial contribution to cover the child's basic needs within the household.
This happens just days after the singer celebrated his 25th birthday with Wanda Nara and his close friends. During the event, he was seen celebrating in the neighboring country of Chile, where the young man had a scheduled show. The displays of top-level on his social media for this special occasion highlighted Tamara Báez's stance on the legal conflict.
