Jesaaelys, Daddy Yankee's daughter, announced that she is pregnant

Content creator Jesaaelys Ayala, second of singer Daddy Yankee's children with Mireddys González, announced this Friday that she is expecting her first child with her husband Carlos Olmo, amidst the family crisis her family is facing. The news was announced through a video on their social media, where the couple shared that August 2026 is the date on which they will welcome the new member of the family.

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"A little bit of you and a little bit of me, a promise from God," the couple wrote in the post.

Jesaaelys also added, in a comment, that she and her partner were too happy to share the news with their followers; however, they waited for the right moment to do so, as they wanted to make sure the baby was well and healthy to make it possible, since they had previously suffered a terrible loss. "After the loss we experienced in September, we decided to keep this little miracle close to our hearts for a while. Today we can say it with joy: we are going to be parents. This baby is a promise from God, and a new blessing in our lives. Thank you for joining us in this new chapter that is just beginning... we love you!!!", she added.

After sharing the news, social media exploded with congratulatory messages from people close to the couple; among them, a comment from Jesaaelys' mother, Daddy Yankee's ex-wife, Mireddys González, who shared that she is happy, as she is going to become a grandmother.

In addition, comments from internet users on social media emerged who didn't hold back and asked if she had already given the news to her father, the renowned artist Daddy Yankee, with whom she has publicly had confrontations and a public war after the conflict between him and her mother over the control of the companies, as well as the controversial divorce. The makeup artist and her husband also got married on October 4, 2025, in an intimate wedding attended by family and close friends; however, the big surprise was the absence of her father, the interpreter of "gasolina."