The wealth of Martina Stoessel, known as Tini, came under scrutiny after the results of an audit she commissioned regarding her father's financial management were revealed. The report, leaked on Tuesday, concluded that the artist owns nothing despite having built a global successful career over fifteen years.
The conflict erupted when Tini wanted to buy a mansion in Miami with Rodrigo de Paul. Her father responded that he did not have the necessary amount. In response, she asked directly: “Where is my money?” However, as journalist Fernanda Iglesias revealed on Puro Show, the real trigger was something else.
Iglesias explained that Tini became quite upset when her father told her that she needed to sign a prenuptial agreement. The panelist detailed: “If you want to make a prenuptial agreement, you need to know what you have to present. So she then said ‘What do I have?’. And that’s when she hired this audit.”
The singer reacted with anger upon realizing the situation. “What am I going to put in my prenuptial agreement if I don’t know what I have?” she expressed according to the account. The conclusions of the review were conclusive: she has nothing in her name, despite having reportedly earned around 74 million dollars throughout her career.
The companies managing her career
Fernanda Iglesias described how the companies that have managed Tini's career since she was 14 years old are structured. The first is called Tema Paxos and is registered in the names of her mother and father. Tini is not part of that company. It was created during the time she worked on Violetta, when she was still a minor.
When she moved on to Disney projects and other proposals outside of that fiction, she set up another company called QVT SRL. The singer is also not listed as a partner in this one. Currently, they use A and A Talent SRL, where Alejandro Stoessel partnered with Aquiles Sojo, owner of Ake Music Productions, the production company in charge of the Futura tour.
The journalist warned that not only did all the money Tini generated during this time go to these accounts in which she has no stake, but also that future contracts are signed with these companies. In this way, the artist has become disconnected from the management of her own wealth.
As if that weren't enough, Francisco Stoessel is also said to be the owner of a significant nightclub in Spain and a major shareholder of La Casa Streaming. The case has opened a debate about economic control in artistic careers that begin in childhood and are sustained for years under family management.
