Did Shakira sue El Temach for talking about his son? The truth behind the controversy

The controversy exploded when the content creator known for his controversial opinions about masculinity called Sasha, Shakira’s son and Gerard Piqué, after videos of the child dancing in a concert of his mother went viral. Hours later, the influencer said on Instagram that the singer had sued him, but was it real or just a montage?

In his stories, the Temach shared a link that, according to him, directed to Shakira’s legal demand, asking his followers “law experts” to review him. However, users discovered that the link led to a classic Internet joke (Rickroll), which made doubt the veracity of their statements.

In addition, the publication disappeared from his profile shortly after, and neither Shakira nor his team have confirmed any legal action. This fed the suspicions that the influencer used the scandal to gain visibility, something common in its controversial content history.

Although the demand seems false, El Temach comment on Sasha generated outrage. Users pointed out the risk of exposing minors in public discussions and questioned the use of terms such as “dawned”, considered discriminatory.

Where is the limit between freedom of expression and respect for children’s privacy? The case revived the debate on the ethics of influencers when addressing sensitive issues without evidence.

Until now, there is no trace of a real demand, but the media damage is made. While the Temach capitalizes the controversy, Shakira still does not respond, making it clear that, in the digital age, viral accusations can be as ephemeral as dangerous.