Daddy Yankee has claimed his estranged wife Mireddys González withdrew a sum of $100 million from two of his music companies without his permission. The reggaetón artist, 47, said in legal docs filed in his native San Juan, Puerto Rico that González took the respective sums of $80 million and $20 million from El Cartel Records and Los Cangris.
The Gasolina vocalist said in legal documents filed Friday and reviewed by Billboard that the withdrawal from Los Cangris directly breached 'warnings received and express requests that she put a stop to any management and initiative that would compromise the company's finances.' The Grammy-nominated rapper, whose real name is Ramón Luis Ayala Rodríguez, described the transaction as 'desperate' and part of a larger pattern of González's financial misconduct in concert with her sister Ayeicha González Castellanos. 'It now becomes evident why she has wanted to keep him in the dark and deny him information about the withdrawals and cash movements that she and her sister make behind his back,' Daddy Yankee's legal team told the court. The Despacito performer made the accusations against his former spouse, her sister and El Cartel Records in a pair of injunctions filed Friday. Daddy Yankee, 47, has claimed his estranged wife Mireddys González withdrew a sum of $100 million from two of his music companies without his permission. Pictured last year Daddy Yankee founded El Cartel Records, with González appointed CEO, while her sibling has worked as a secretary-treasurer. Daddy Yankee said that he currently 'lacks access, interference and information' about the musical subsidiary which he created and is 'entitled' to. Read More Daddy Yankee and wife divorcing after 29 years of marriage Daddy Yankee requested the court immediately revoke all administrative powers for González and González Castellanos involving El Cartel Record