Daddy Yankee Recordsdata to Finish Corporations With Ex-Spouse, Mireddys Castellanos

Daddy Yankee has filed a petition to dissolve a number of corporations that he co-owns along with his ex-wife, Mireddys González Castellanos, following their contentious divorce earlier this yr.

A press release from the reps of the reggaeton star — actual identify Ramón Ayala Rodríguez — cited “deep private variations” as the rationale for dissolving the businesses, in addition to “a whole lack of communication and data, which makes it unimaginable to proceed any joint business operations.” 

The brand new petition, filed within the San Juan Court docket of First Occasion, seeks to dissolve a number of enterprise entities that Castellanos allegedly retains operational management over (whereas others have already been dissolved). Rodríguez’s attorneys have requested the courtroom to shut these “longstanding enterprise affairs in a structured and authorized method, as there isn’t a longer a basis of belief or communication to help them,” per the assertion. 

A lawyer for Castellanos didn’t instantly return Rolling Stone’s request for remark. 

Rodríguez and Castellanos have been married for 30 years, throughout which period additionally they labored carefully as enterprise companions. However their private {and professional} relationship fell aside late final yr, with Rodríguez ousting Castellano from her administration function on the finish of December after discovering a number of alleged irregularities.

The couple finalized their divorce in February, and the next month Rodríguez sued Castellanos and her sister, Ayeicha González Castellanos, for monetary mismanagement and defamation. He accused them of improperly withdrawing $100 million from his corporations’ financial institution accounts, and hiding or destroying paperwork associated to a number of enterprise ventures (together with uncashed checks from royalty funds that at the moment are nugatory due to expiration dates). The go well with described the sisters’ dealing with of his profession as “disorganized, unprofessional and irresponsible,” inflicting him important private and monetary hurt.