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Cazzu Says Legal Order Bars Her From Speaking on Nodal or Their Daughter

She clarified that Michoacán’s ‘Ley Cazzu’ is not her project, signaling a push to protect mothers in public custody fights.

Overview

  • Cazzu, speaking with reporters in Mexico City during the Tecate Emblema festival on Saturday, said a legal order prevents her from discussing Christian Nodal or their daughter, Inti.
  • She asked the press for understanding and said her silence is a legal duty rather than a personal choice.
  • Cazzu added that she did not draft or promote the Michoacán proposal known as ‘Ley Cazzu’ and that others chose to use her name.
  • The bill, as described by local outlets, aims to strengthen protections for mothers involved in highly publicized family disputes.
  • Reporters noted that any details on custody or co-parenting will come from official channels or legal representatives, not from the singer herself.