Tini Stoessel and Father Engaged in Dispute Over Career Assets and Patrimony
2 sources across 2 countries · Argentina · Colombia
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- La Nacion
- El Espectador
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Argentine singer Tini Stoessel and her father, Alejandro Stoessel, are involved in a conflict regarding the management of the artist's assets and business structure. The dispute began after Tini ended her 15 year professional relationship with her father, who served as her manager, and commissioned a private audit of her wealth and related companies. Reports indicate the audit suggested that Tini does not appear as the owner of her name, accounts, or properties acquired through her career earnings, which are instead held by her father.
Conflicting reports have emerged regarding the current state of negotiations. Some sources, cited by a center left outlet, suggest that the two parties are nearing an agreement on the percentages of assets each will receive, with some paperwork already advanced. However, other reports, highlighted by a center right outlet, claim that an agreement is far off. Specifically, presenter Yanina Latorre stated that negotiations are arduous and that the father has made demands regarding future assets that have left the singer feeling offended.
Additional details reveal a fractured family dynamic. Tini has reportedly blocked her parents on communication channels. While her father's lawyer, Agustin Rodriguez, stated that an audit does not imply suspicion and that there are currently no judicial proceedings, other reports suggest the tension peaked when Alejandro allegedly requested 50 percent of the patrimony during a meeting. Tini continues her Latin American tour, including a scheduled performance at the Movistar Arena in Bogota on September 18.
How each side framed it
- Centre-left
- This outlet focused on the potential for a resolution and the specific details of the audit's findings regarding ownership.
- Centre-right
- This outlet emphasized the difficulty of the negotiations and the legal perspectives provided by the father's attorney.
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