Ultrack responded assertively after a social media user criticized Claudia Artiles for posting videos with his daughter Victoria, insinuating that the influencer was "profiting" off the children.
The Cuban content creator addressed the issue directly in a video posted on TikTok and Instagram, stating bluntly: "My daughters appear in videos with Claudia because I allow it, as their father. It's my decision, and they have my permission to participate."
Ultrack didn't stop there, emphasizing that he, as the father, authorizes their involvement: "If anyone has a problem with it, they should worry about their own children. Both of my daughters have my approval to film with Claudia."
To those who still had concerns, Ultrack advised them on where to voice their complaints: "If this bothers you, go ahead and report it to Children and Family Services, and see how ridiculous you look."
He also made a comparison that he sees as entirely reasonable: just as he collaborates with Marlito, Claudia's son, she can create content with his daughters Victoria and Libertad. "I mention this because some people will get concerned when they see Claudia and my daughter in a video together, just as I do with Marlito. I don't understand the issue," he expressed.
Ultrack was equally forthright about those who involve themselves in his affairs: "It must be that their lives are quite mediocre to be meddling in things that don't concern them."
This controversy isn't new for the blended family. Back in March 2025, Ultrack had to publicly affirm that both parents had granted permission for the children to appear in Claudia's content.
The community's reaction to the latest video was largely supportive. Comments poured in swiftly: "It needed to be said, and it was," one follower noted. Another added, "There's nothing wrong with Clau making videos with the kids; some people are just crazy." A third summed up the general sentiment: "People are always minding others' business."
The TikTok video amassed over 84,000 views and nearly 6,700 likes in just a few hours, while the Instagram post surpassed 11,000 likes, indicating that the topic continues to spark discussion among followers.