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Camila Homs' Father Defends Alejandro Stoessel Amid Family Conflict

Horacio Homs defended Alejandro Stoessel after the family scandal involving Tini, as Sebastián Yatra commented on the situation from the airport.

6 September 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Archive photo: Camila Homs' Father Defends Alejandro Stoessel Amid Family Conflict — Archive photoPhoto: Jusepe Martínez · Wikimedia Commons · Public domain

Horacio Homs, father of Camila Homs, spoke out in support of Alejandro Stoessel amid the conflict involving singer Tini Stoessel and her father. Homs argued that Stoessel acted with the intention of protecting his daughter, Tini, in this complicated family situation.

During a press event at an airport, Sebastián Yatra was questioned about the state of the relationship between Tini and her father, as well as Tini's commitment to Rodrigo De Paul. The Colombian singer limited himself to stating that he was unaware of the details of the inheritance dispute between Tini and her father.

Yatra also expressed good wishes for everyone involved, avoiding delving into the family situation of his ex-partner. In his statements, he was clear that he would not commit to commenting on a matter he knows little about.

Meanwhile, Tini Stoessel has received support from her fans in Mexico, who have been following the family situation and showing their backing during this critical time.

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