Lali Espósito's recent invitation to Tini Stoessel to share the stage at the River Plate Stadium highlighted family tensions that have been brewing for some time. According to reports, businessman Alejandro Stoessel sought to limit his daughter's contact with the artist in the context of unresolved economic negotiations.
On the LAM program, Ángel de Brito provided new details about the situation. He indicated that for weeks the singer's father has been trying to finalize an agreement, but the process has stalled for reasons that are now coming to light.
De Brito recounted various episodes of the relationship between Tini and her parents that, over time, have led to significant wear and tear. He also noted that the artist's relationship with Rodrigo De Paul allowed her to experience lifestyles and realities different from those she had encountered in her family environment.
The host assured that Tini already has a solid legal strategy aimed at getting her parents to agree to a settlement for 25 percent of her fortune. However, during the broadcast, he began receiving information from Alejandro Stoessel and Mariana Muzlera's circle.
According to what reached De Brito, Alejandro Stoessel would have accepted all the conditions proposed by his daughter's lawyers about a month ago. The problem, according to this version, is that those same lawyers have not yet responded.
“I am receiving information ‘from the other side of the story’,” the journalist explained. “The other side of the story says that Alejandro Stoessel would have accepted his daughter's lawyers' conditions a month ago, but that her lawyers are not responding.”
De Brito added that the agreement is not finalized because the definitive confirmation has not yet arrived. The timing of that acceptance, he indicated, coincides with when the conflict became public, something that some interpreted as a way to expedite negotiations through a media operation.
The host also expressed surprise at Tini's lack of official statement. He pointed out that the artist manages her own social media and yet has not issued any statement regarding the matter. “What surprises us all is why Tini hasn’t released a single statement about anything. She lets all this continue to circulate,” he expressed.
It is claimed that Alejandro Stoessel accepted the agreement with Tini a month ago: why they still haven't signed
Denial of the economic vulnerability narrative
Another point that De Brito denied is the idea that Tini is without resources. According to the information he received from the paternal environment, this narrative would have been constructed to evoke sympathy. “They also deny that Tini has not a cent, saying that this is a narrative built to elicit pity,” the host concluded.
The current landscape shows two opposing versions. On one side, that of an artist seeking a financial agreement after years of family management of her career. On the other, that of a father who claims to have accepted the conditions a month ago and is awaiting a response that has yet to arrive.
Meanwhile, Tini's silence and the lack of signature on the document keep the conflict open. Lali's invitation only accelerated the public exposure of a negotiation that, according to the latest revelations, already had a preliminary agreement that has yet to be finalized.
The outcome will depend on whether the singer's lawyers finally respond to the acceptance that, according to the paternal version, has existed for weeks. Until that happens, the agreement remains unsigned and the versions continue to circulate in the media.
