New Details Emerge in Alleged Deal Talks Between Tini Stoessel and Her Father
Translated from Spanish and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.
At a glance
- Yanina Latorre said negotiations over Tini Stoesselโs assets remain stalled, contradicting reports that she and her father were nearing a preliminary agreement.
- The dispute involves competing proposals over percentages, property and possible future claims, with neither side accepting the otherโs position.
- The conflict followed Tini Stoesselโs decision to end her professional relationship with her parents and commission an audit of her assets.
Reports that Tini Stoessel and her father, Alejandro Stoessel, were close to settling their dispute appear to have been premature. Television host Yanina Latorre said the negotiations remain difficult and that no preliminary agreement is about to be signed.
People started saying, to calm things down, that Tini and her father were closer to an agreement and that a preliminary deal would be signed next week. I checked, and they told me that is not the case.
On her program SQP, Latorre said she had consulted people connected to the dispute. โPeople started saying, to calm things down, that Tini and her father were closer to an agreement and that a preliminary deal would be signed next week. I checked, and they told me that is not the case,โ she said.
Latorre said Tiniโs lawyers believe the reports came from the attorney appointed by Alejandro to ease tensions and reduce public attention on him. โFor now, they are far from reaching an agreement,โ she said. She described the negotiations as particularly painful for Tini, who is dealing with disagreements over the percentage one side wants and the amount she is offering.
For now, they are far from reaching an agreement.
The proposals reportedly cover more than a single financial issue. Latorre said Tini had made an offer involving percentages and properties, although she did not know the details, while her father had submitted a counterproposal that Tini had not accepted. Alejandro was also said to be seeking provisions related to the future, a demand that had left those involved hurt and offended.
There is a negotiation that is very sad, and it is the only thing that makes Tini very upset.
The dispute intensified after Tini ended her professional relationship with her parents and ordered an audit to establish the actual state of her assets. Alejandroโs lawyer, Agustรญn Rodrรญguez, said an audit did not itself imply suspicion and that Alejandro had provided documents requested by a representative of Tini, with no further developments so far.
An audit does not imply any suspicion.
Originally published by La Naciรณn 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.