The famous reggaeton singer, Daddy Yankee, has decided to respond to the recent and controversial statements made by his daughter, Jesaaelys, about his divorce from Mireddys González and the legal conflicts arising from the alleged embezzlement.
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Although the reggaeton artist has kept a low profile on this issue, a source close to the family confirmed to People that, despite the situation, Daddy Yankee continues to offer unconditional support to his daughter. "He is praying for her," the source said, adding that the singer "only wants her to be well" and that he will always be there for her, "none of this will change the love he feels for her."
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The singer has spoken out about the situation.
In the midst of the controversy, the singer has shown his unconditional love for Jesaaelys, highlighting that, despite media and legal disagreements, their father-daughter relationship remains strong. "He loves her like all his children," a close source expressed, making it clear that his support and affection towards his daughter remain intact.
Jesaaelys breaks the silence about the family conflict
The young influencer, Jesaaelys, finally decided to openly talk about the situation her family is facing after the divorce scandal and embezzlement lawsuit.
In a video posted on her YouTube channel, Daddy Yankee's daughter and Mireddys González stated that her relationship with her father is broken, and it was him who chose to make the matter public. "Mom wanted everything to be low key, no one has to find out, let's do this discreetly. You on your side, me on mine, and it's over. We don't have to make a big deal out of this. And the other party obviously wanted the opposite," Jesaaelys recounted about her father, Raymond Ayala.
The young woman explained how the family has been forced to face media exposure and public attacks, which has created a constant stressful environment.
"We are in this position today, where we are publicly exposed, where news comes out every day, of being in a media circus and receiving death threats and insults," she shared, referring to the suffering that she and her family have experienced due to overexposure in the media.