Argentine singer Tini Stoessel has ended her professional relationship with her father, Alejandro Stoessel, who managed her career for 15 years, after an audit revealed she lacks control over her estimated $70 million fortune. The audit, ordered after her card was declined on a €2,500 purchase, found that her earnings are held by companies she does not own .
The audit, reported by Infobae, shows that Tini's income from music, image, and shows flows to companies where she is not a shareholder . She reportedly received only $300,000 from the Futttura tour, which generated $43 million . Her father controlled her finances, setting a monthly card limit of $5,000 .
Tini's parents were reportedly not invited to her wedding to Rodrigo De Paul, and journalist Gustavo Méndez claims her relationship with her father is "null" . However, Alejandro's camp says the audit is just a "reorganization" before the wedding . The Tinelli sisters, Cande and Micaela, have publicly commented, referencing "karma" .
Tini is expected to meet with her father and may release a statement . She continues her Futttura tour, with dates in Argentina, Latin America, and Europe .
