Yes, Mireddys González is married to the popular Latina rapper, Daddy Yankee. Daddy Yankee (real name – Ramon Luis Ayala Rodriguez) was born on the 3rd of February 1977. His father’s name is Ramon Ayala while his mother’s name is Rosa Rodriguez. The rapper has three siblings including brothers Nomar and Melvin. Daddy Yankee grew up in Puerto Rico and initially aspired to be a baseball player. His dreams were however cut short when he was struck by a stray bullet at the age of 16. Following the injury, Daddy Yankee found solace in music and soon decided to make a career out of it.
He released his very first album titled No Mercy on the 2nd of April 1995. Since then, he has released many other albums including El Cangri.com and El Cartel II. Daddy Yankee has also collaborated with prominent artists such as NAS, Akon, Fergie, and Nicole Scherzinger. His biggest collaboration till date is the one with Luis Fonsi titled Despacito. The song is the most streamed song of all time and is the most watched video on YouTube with over two billion views. It was also the first Latina song to make it to the number one spot on Billboard since Macarena achieved that feat in 1966.
Mireddys González and her beau began their relationship in high school and tied the knot in 1994. They were both 17 at that time. Given the fact that they got married at a relatively young age, one would have thought that their union may not stand the test of time. However, that has not been the case. González and her husband have remained strong together.
They have also weathered several storms including cheating allegations and false gay rumors. Daddy Yankee has revealed that Mireddys deserves the best from him. This is because she was with him when he had nothing and believed in him when no one did. In March 2018, González and her beau celebrated 23 years of marriage. Her husband surprised her with a private jet filled with balloons, champagne, and beautiful flowers. The couple also posted sweet sentiments online to accompany the celebration.
Mireddys González is fiercely defensive of her husband. The reason for her attitude may be her philosophy that marriage is a relationship between two people and not a community affair.
