The panelist shared details of the family negotiations and stated that a change during Alejandro Stoessel's illness altered the distribution of assets
She also recalled previous statements from Tini in which she mentioned that she had never had money for a toll or cash. Yanina confirmed that the artist had only one credit card with a limit and that she was always financially controlled.
When Tini wanted to have her own house, they bought her a plot of land and built the house, but she did not choose either the location or the design. This detail paints a picture of little economic autonomy over the years.
The figure mentioned is around 70 million dollars. In this context, the percentage that could remain in the mother's hands creates a conflict of interest that is hard to ignore, especially when the main income generator is Tini herself.
Yanina reiterated the information more than once: if Alejandro were to pass away, Mariana would keep 85 percent of all the family money and the children would get the rest. This change, made during a time of the father's serious health condition, is what is currently at the center of the discussion.
In the midst of the heated discussion about the management of Tini Stoessel's assets, Yanina Latorre spoke out about how negotiations between the singer and her parents have been going. According to what she revealed, the conflict did not start over the supposed prenup that they allegedly asked her to sign before marrying Rodrigo De Paul, but rather due to an earlier decision made by the artist.
The panelist explained that Tini had informed Alejandro Stoessel that she wanted to continue working independently. He agreed, but understood that he would continue managing the financial aspects, which were in his name. This misunderstanding, according to Yanina, was the real breaking point.
The most significant information came afterward. Latorre claimed that the singer's lawyers discovered a key change that occurred when the father was seriously ill. At that time, the arrangement of the companies and accounts was modified.
Today, if something happens to Alejandro, 85 percent of the family fortune would remain in the hands of Mariana Muzlera, with only 16 percent for the children, Tini and Francisco. The paradox is evident: it is Tini who generates the money with her work.
This redistribution is, according to what Yanina shared, the moment when everything began to become tense. The host openly questioned what the parents are afraid of and whether they do not believe their daughter is capable of managing her own affairs.
She insisted that it is not about accusing them of anything illegal. “They are not thieves. I believe they think they are the best,” she said. And she compared the Stoessel family's view on De Paul’s spending with what others might think about themselves.
