Daddy Yankee reached a partial agreement with his estranged wife, Mireddys González, during a court hearing in San Juan, Puerto Rico. The agreement addresses allegations that González withdrew $100 million from two of his music companies without his consent. The reggaeton star appeared composed as he arrived at the courthouse, dressed in a sharp black suit and tie, and downplayed the situation, stating, “These things happen.”
During the hearing, an agreement was reached “in good faith” between Yankee and González, who have been together since high school and were married for nearly three decades. The legal conflict began after Daddy Yankee filed documents claiming that González had transferred substantial funds without his authorization. As part of the agreement, he will regain control of his companies, El Cartel Records and Los Cangris. Effective December 26, he will serve as president of both entities, ensuring that his creative and business ventures remain under his direction.
Daddy Yankee & Ex-Wife Reach An Agreement In 100 Million Dollar Divorce
After the proceedings, Daddy Yankee addressed the media with respect for his former partner. “I have always respected Mrs. González, and I ask that you respect her as well,” he emphasized, highlighting his desire for privacy and mutual respect amid their separation. The couple, who wed in 1995 and share two children, were once considered a model partnership in the music industry, but their long union has now come to an end.
Despite the personal challenges, Daddy Yankee remains focused on his faith and future, determined to reclaim control of his career while navigating the complexities of his personal life. His resilience and commitment to his principles continue to define his legacy as a transformative figure in global music.
