Anuel AA denies ownership of abandoned warehouse with HIV meds

Puerto Rican artist Anuel AA has publicly refuted claims that he owns an abandoned warehouse in the United States filled with luxury goods and medication for HIV prevention. The denial comes after a content creator, Prieto Hunters, posted a video showcasing items found in a recently auctioned storage unit.

The influencer alleged that he purchased the unit for over $2,000 and discovered designer clothing, trophies, and boxes of Descovy, a medication used for HIV prevention. This discovery quickly fueled speculation on social media, linking the contents to Anuel AA and raising questions about the medication's presence.

Anuel AA addressed the rumors via Instagram Stories, asserting that the trophies displayed in the video do not belong to him. He pointed out that awards like the Billboard Latin Power Player and the Puerto Rico Basketball League's "Apoderado del Año" were engraved with the name of his former manager, Frabián Eli Carrión.

Furthermore, the singer stated that he maintains six personal residences for storing his belongings and would not use a storage unit of that size for such items. He explained that trophies received on stage are typically handed over to production for direct shipment to his home. As of now, there is no official confirmation linking the contents of the storage unit to Anuel AA's personal assets, although the video continues to gain traction online.