Alejandro Stoessel’s lawyer says Tini’s parents are struggling emotionally
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At a glance
- Alejandro Stoessel’s lawyer said the financial audit ordered by singer Tini Stoessel had been discussed in advance and did not surprise her parents.
- Rodríguez said Stoessel had submitted the documents requested by Tini’s representative and was awaiting a response.
- The audit follows Tini’s decision to end her father’s role as her representative after about 15 years and review her assets, contracts and business structures.
The professional break between Martina “Tini” Stoessel and her father, Alejandro, has become a family crisis played out in public. More than a week after the split emerged, the singer’s decision to end their working relationship and order a review of her assets continues to raise questions.
Agustín Rodríguez, Alejandro Stoessel’s lawyer, told LA NACION that the requested documentation had already been handed over. He also said the parents of the Argentine singer are going through a difficult emotional period.
Alejandro Stoessel played a central role in his daughter’s career for nearly 15 years, accompanying her from her early Disney work and the international success of “Violetta” to her emergence as one of Argentina’s most internationally visible singers. About three months ago, however, he stopped serving as her representative, and a new team took over management of her career. Tini had previously acknowledged that combining the roles of father and representative could create tensions.
Yes, it had been discussed.
The professional reorganization included an audit intended to clarify Tini’s financial position and review the companies, contracts and income connected to her artistic work. Amid conflicting reports about what prompted the review, Rodríguez rejected suggestions that it had caught the producer off guard. “Yes, it had been discussed,” he said, making clear that Alejandro knew in advance about his daughter’s intention to examine her financial affairs.
Rodríguez said Alejandro had now delivered the documents requested by Tini’s representative and was waiting for an answer. “He is waiting for the representative’s response,” he said. The audit’s results have not been disclosed. Alejandro’s camp maintains that the process should be understood as an effort to organize Tini’s professional and financial affairs.
He is waiting for the representative’s response.
Originally published by La Nación in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.