Tini Stoessel disputes control of her $70 million fortune

Argentine singer Tini Stoessel has initiated a legal and financial battle against her father, Alejandro Stoessel, following a private audit of her assets. The singer reportedly discovered she lacked direct control over the companies managing her music, image, and touring income, which media outlets estimate could be worth approximately $70 million.

Stoessel is seeking to reorganize her estate by demanding the transfer of shares in various companies located in Argentina and the United States, including QVT SRL and a production firm in Florida. The dispute reportedly intensified after the singer encountered financial restrictions, such as a $5,000 monthly limit on her credit cards, despite the significant revenue generated by her 'FUTTTURA' tour.

The conflict has caused a significant rift within the family, affecting her relationship with her father, mother, and brother, Francisco Stoessel. Reports indicate that Tini has moved toward independent professional management, aided by a new financial team. The situation has become a major topic of discussion in Argentine media, particularly regarding the control of intellectual property and commercial rights for major Latin artists.